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c-style.core
A library bringing some c-style syntax to clojure.
A library bringing some c-style syntax to clojure.
cond-notcljmacro
(cond-not & clauses)Cond-not is relative to cond like if relative to if-not.
Example:
(let [grade 85]
(cond-not
(<= grade 90) "A"
(<= grade 80) "B"
(<= grade 70) "C"
(<= grade 60) "D"
false "F")) ;; => "B"
Cond-not is relative to `cond` like `if` relative to `if-not`.
Example:
```
(let [grade 85]
(cond-not
(<= grade 90) "A"
(<= grade 80) "B"
(<= grade 70) "C"
(<= grade 60) "D"
false "F")) ;; => "B"
```proccljmacro
(proc & exprs)Proc is a macro like do, but allow C-Style variable definition.
The form started with :let keyword is the variable definition,
and the variable scope is inside proc.
Example:
(proc (:let a 1)
(:let [b & _] [2 3 4])
(+ a b)) ;; => 3
Proc is a macro like `do`, but allow C-Style variable definition.
The form started with `:let` keyword is the variable definition,
and the variable scope is inside `proc`.
Example:
```
(proc (:let a 1)
(:let [b & _] [2 3 4])
(+ a b)) ;; => 3
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