(Moderators ... resending this, sorry if it's already in the queue)
Hi,
I'd like to be able to use the *are* testing macro like this:
(are [input]
(= input (myfun input))
*my-input-data*)
But this doesn't work; the args are expected to be listed on-by-one,
not in a list:
(defmacro are
[argv expr & args]
`(temp/do-template ~argv (is ~expr) ~...@args))
My fix is to write my own are macro:
(defmacro are-list
"Like the buit-in are, but args is passed in as a single list"
[argv expr lst]
(let [the-list (eval lst)]
`(are ~argv ~expr ~...@the-list#)))
Is this a good solution? Is there a better approach? The call to eval
seems unfortunate to me.
Thanks,
Dan
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