A Clojure value spliced into Python forms with ~x: lowered as a literal,
never read as syntax.
A Clojure value spliced into Python forms with `~x`: lowered as a literal, never read as syntax.
(lit? x)True when x is a spliced value.
True when `x` is a spliced value.
A Clojure value a Python literal can spell: nil, booleans, strings, keywords, integers, finite doubles, and collections of them, two levels deep (deeper values spell the same way; the schema bounds what it checks).
A Clojure value a Python literal can spell: nil, booleans, strings, keywords, integers, finite doubles, and collections of them, two levels deep (deeper values spell the same way; the schema bounds what it checks).
A Lit around any literal value.
A `Lit` around any literal value.
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