Hi,
I recently had do do some ETL work (select from database one,
transform, insert into database two). I searched for an existing tool,
but found none that was reasonably simple but Scriptella, which
implements a DSL for this job. Hm. I thought, Hey, this must be easy
to do with a Lisp. And it
Thanks!
I found this one, it involves a function that does the resolve:
(defn -dynlet [bvec body]
`(let ~bvec ~body))
(defmacro dynlet [bvec body]
`(eval (-dynlet ~bvec ~body)))
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Hi,
im just porting Chapter 19 to clojure (my objective is to learn
macros). (For those that do not know the book: A database system is
introduced that can hold and query painters). It goes nicely until the
macro with-answer, which generate bindings on-the-fly so that one can
say
(with-answer
