Ok, then I think I understand a bit of the problem. I have written a quick
macro (bugs may exist) `expandIfCall` which let's you write inline
if-statements like you showed earlier: <https://play.nim-lang.org/#ix=4ga3>
What it does is essentially if you write:
expandIfCall fun(if cond1: a else: b)
Run
It will expand it to:
if cond:
fun(a)
else:
fun(b)
Run
It _should_ also work with multiple arguments:
expandIfCall fun(if cond1: a else: b, if cond2: c else: d)
Run
And rewrite it to the much more verbose:
if cond1:
if cond2:
fun(a, c)
else:
fun(a, d)
else:
if cond2:
fun(b, c)
else:
fun(b, d)
Run
I hope could be useful as a starting point at least for what you want to
achieve.
