Sophie a écrit :
(deftype A [x]) gives me an accessor (:x anA)
Then I decide to change data representation of A without impacting
client code, but I don't seem able to define a function
(defn :x [anA] ...)
Should I be doing something different?
(:x anA) is not a special accessor function,
On Sun, Apr 11, 2010 at 06:39, Sophie itsme...@hotmail.com wrote:
(deftype A [x]) gives me an accessor (:x anA)
Then I decide to change data representation of A without impacting
client code, but I don't seem able to define a function
(defn :x [anA] ...)
Should I be doing something
I would like to add another idea right out of my head:
When you say you want to hide from client code, juxtaposed to the
notion of (def)type, a little warning manifests itself in my head,
because as far as I understand them, types are there to provide
polymorphic implementations for protocols. So
(deftype A [x]) gives me an accessor (:x anA)
Then I decide to change data representation of A without impacting
client code, but I don't seem able to define a function
(defn :x [anA] ...)
Should I be doing something different?
Thanks!
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