On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 2:01 PM, Laurent PETIT <laurent.pe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> session will be fully qualified. this is the default behavior.
> If you really want it, then you can treat it as the result of the
> unquoting of a value which resolves to a symbol.
>
> So you'll use ~ to say you want the value of .... (quote session)
> (quote session returns the symbol session when evaluated).
>
> that is, use ~'session instead of just session.
Ugh.
What you really want in this case is a binding. Try this:
(defmacro def-dispatcher-test [test-name state command session-sym & body]
`(deftest ~test-name
(let [~session-sym (test-session ~state)]
(dispatcher ~command ~session-sym)
~...@body)))
(def-dispatcher-test user-test :authorization "USER bugs" session
(is (= (:user @session) "bugs"))
(is (= (get-one session) "+OK Hello bugs\n")))
The added parameter just before the body specifies a name to bind the
session object to; this name can then be used in the body.
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