grape.core
*wildcard-expression*clj
Wildcard symbol used to represent any single expression in a pattern. This must be a valid Clojure symbol. It is also used as a prefix for typed wildcards. For example, if this is set to $ (the default), $string represents any single string expression; $list any single list expression; etc.
Wildcard symbol used to represent any single expression in a pattern. This must be a valid Clojure symbol. It is also used as a prefix for typed wildcards. For example, if this is set to $ (the default), $string represents any single string expression; $list any single list expression; etc.
*wildcard-expressions*clj
Wildcard symbol used to represent any number of expressions in a pattern, including zero. This must be a valid Clojure symbol.
Wildcard symbol used to represent any number of expressions in a pattern, including zero. This must be a valid Clojure symbol.
find-codeclj
(find-code code pattern)Equivalent of (first (find-codes code pattern)).
Equivalent of (first (find-codes code pattern)).
find-codesclj
(find-codes code pattern)Find pieces of code based on pattern. Return a lazy sequence of matchs
where each one is a map of :match and :meta, respectively the matching code
and its location metadata.
pattern must have been constructed using grape.core/pattern.
Find pieces of `code` based on `pattern`. Return a lazy sequence of matchs where each one is a map of :match and :meta, respectively the matching code and its location metadata. `pattern` must have been constructed using grape.core/pattern.
find-subtreeclj
(find-subtree tree pattern)Equivalent of (first (find-subtrees tree pattern)).
Equivalent of (first (find-subtrees tree pattern)).
find-subtreesclj
(find-subtrees tree pattern)Match a tree given a subtree pattern. Return a lazy sequence of subtrees.
Match a tree given a subtree pattern. Return a lazy sequence of subtrees.
patternclj
(pattern code)Parse a piece of code as a pattern to be matched. Any expression after the first one is discared as well as comments and discarded forms.
Parse a piece of code as a pattern to be matched. Any expression after the first one is discared as well as comments and discarded forms.
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