Well, now the question is, whether we prefer the speed or the safety...
which one is your favourite?
Thanks
Ladislav
<<Gregg>>
Looks good for well formed code! I managed to get some invalid results by
feeding it values that were mis-matched with the refinements passed.
>> apply/r/n :test-fn [ref-c ref-d] [d: 2 b: 3 a: 4]
** Script Error: f is missing its d argument
** Near: local-return f/ref-c/ref-d action [4] action
>> apply/r/n :test-fn [ref-c] [d: 2 b: 3 a: 4]
A: 4
B: 3
C: 2
>> apply/r/n :test-fn [ref-d] [c: 1 d: 2 b: 3 a: 4]
A: 4
B: 3
D: 1
Thanks!
--Gregg
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