Changelog

2.2.0 - Post-processing function now receives map entry.

Updated

• BREAKING The post-processing argument to valuate! (and by extension rmap!) now receives a clojure.lang.MapEntry as its argument, instead of only the value. This way you have access to the key currently being valuated.

2.1.1 - Add actual ref function

Added

• An actual ref function has been added, such that it is clearer when it can be used: using it outside the evaluation of a recursive value will throw an unbound exception. In other words, you can only use it inside the rval or rmap macro.
• The rmap macro now takes existing (non-literal) maps and vectors.

Deprecated

• Now that the rmap macro also supports the role of ->rmap, the latter is deprecated.

Removed

• The ref function is not implicitly available anymore. You will have to use the actual rmap.core/ref function. Updating your require to refer to the new ref function will make it work backwards compatible. Do note that the ref function is only bound during evaluation of an rval. If you want to use the ref function at a later point, you should bind it locally.

2.1.0 - Add #rmap/ref tagged literal

Added

• The tagged literal #rmap/ref is now supported, for fully data driven recursive maps.
• The function ->rmap is added, to transforms an existing map to a recursive map.
• The valuate! function now takes an optional post-evaluation wrapper function.

2.0.0 - BREAKING, new API with new semantics

Completely revamped library after six years. See README for details.

For the changelog on former versions, see older commits.