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thingy.core
Define and instantiate thingys.
Define and instantiate thingys.
defn-thingycljmacro
(defn-thingy name doc-string attr-map args body)Defines a thingy function by binding name to body and assigns it to
all instances. Analagous to defn, but requires a doc-string and a metadata
attr-map.
name is a function with an arity of 0 to 8, inclusive. If the function
accepts an argument, the thingy instance is the first argument, followed by
up to eight additonal arguments.
Example:
(defn-thingy foo-test
"Foo doc-string"
{:added 1.2}
[a b c]
(concat a b c))
(def X (make-thingy :a :b))
(def Y (make-thingy :c :d))
(def Z (make-thingy :e :f))
(X Y Z) ;; => (:a :b :c :d :e :f)
See also make-thingy.
Defines a _thingy_ function by binding `name` to `body` and assigns it to
all instances. Analagous to `defn`, but requires a `doc-string` and a metadata
`attr-map`.
`name` is a function with an arity of 0 to 8, inclusive. If the function
accepts an argument, the thingy instance is the first argument, followed by
up to eight additonal arguments.
Example:
```clojure
(defn-thingy foo-test
"Foo doc-string"
{:added 1.2}
[a b c]
(concat a b c))
(def X (make-thingy :a :b))
(def Y (make-thingy :c :d))
(def Z (make-thingy :e :f))
(X Y Z) ;; => (:a :b :c :d :e :f)
```
See also [[make-thingy]].make-thingyclj
(make-thingy & xs)Given elements xs, returns an instance of a thingy.
See also defn-thingy.
Given elements `xs`, returns an instance of a _thingy_. See also [[defn-thingy]].
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