> Can parseEnum help you with what you want to do?
Thank you for your assistance. At the very end, `{.experimental:
"dynamicBindSym".}` did the trick for me. I got three different solutions: via
typedesc, via template (forwarding) and with `bindSym` at compile-time. The
least mentioned was I was looking for.
import macros
{.experimental: "dynamicBindSym".}
type
Qa = object
field: int
Qb = array[0..23,NimNode]
Qc = tuple[tfa : int, tfb : int, tfc : string]
macro helper(a : typed, acomm : string): untyped =
echo "helper ",acomm," ", treeRepr getImpl a
macro resolve(ta : typedesc, tb : untyped, tc : untyped) : untyped =
echo "entry ", ta.strVal, tb.strVal, tc.strVal
var dyn = strVal tc
echo "typedesc ", treeRepr getImpl ta
template tpl(v) = helper v, "forwarded"
let retv = getAst tpl tb
let NNode = bindsym dyn
echo "dyn. bind ", treeRepr getImpl NNode
result = retv
resolve(Qa,Qb,Qc)
# prints type description in order : Qa, Qc, Qb
echo " done. "
Run
