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characterizeclj

(characterize m)
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define-proxy-classclj

(define-proxy-class proxy-name-sym decls)
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doforcljmacro

(dofor & body)
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dofor-indexedcljmacro

(dofor-indexed [b aseq] & body)
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proxy+-cljmacro

(proxy+- [super-args] & impl-body)
(proxy+- ClassNameSymbol [super-args] & impl-body)

A replacement for clojure.core/proxy. Return an object implementing the class and interfaces. The class will be named ClassNameSymbol if provided; otherwise uses a unique generated name.

super-args is a (possibly empty) vector of arguments to the superclass constructor.

impl-body specifies the superclass, any interfaces, and their method implementations, using the same syntax as clojure.core/proxy.

The first implementation body also specifies the superclass, if it refers to a class; if it is an interface, then the superclass will be Object. All other implementation bodies must refer to interfaces.

Clojure has certain arbitary restrictions on primative hints (^long, ^int, etc). If the type signature given to proxy does not allow a legal Clojure function to be constructed then the primative type hints will be used to match the method being over-ridden but otherwise ignored for the purposes of constructing the Clojure function.

A replacement for clojure.core/proxy. Return an object implementing the class
and interfaces. The class will be named `ClassNameSymbol` if provided;
otherwise uses a unique generated name.

super-args is a (possibly empty) vector of arguments to the superclass
constructor.

impl-body specifies the superclass, any interfaces, and their method
implementations, using the same syntax as clojure.core/proxy.

The first implementation body also specifies the superclass, if it refers to
a class; if it is an interface, then the superclass will be Object. All other
implementation bodies must refer to interfaces.

Clojure has certain arbitary restrictions on primative hints (^long, ^int,
etc). If the type signature given to proxy does not allow a legal Clojure
function to be constructed then the primative type hints will be used to
match the method being over-ridden but otherwise ignored for the purposes of
constructing the Clojure function.
sourceraw docstring

proxy-super+-cljmacro

(proxy-super+- method this & args)

Like clojure.core/proxy-super except:

  1. Thread safe
  2. Works only on proxy+- proxies
Like `clojure.core/proxy-super` except:

1. Thread safe
2. Works only on proxy+- proxies
sourceraw docstring

strip-unimplemented-hintsclj

(strip-unimplemented-hints args)
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