methodical.util — methodical 0.9.4-alpha

Utility functions for performing additional operations on multifns and their components not specified in one of the interfaces. These functions are compositions of those methods.

add-aux-method! clj

(add-aux-method! multifn-var qualifier dispatch-val f)

Destructive version of add-aux-method. Operates on a var defining a Methodical multifn.

add-aux-method-with-unique-key clj

(add-aux-method-with-unique-key multifn qualifier dispatch-val f unique-key)

Adds an auxiliary method with a unique-key stored in its metadata. This unique key can later be used to remove the auxiliary method with remove-aux-method-with-unique-key. If a method with this key already exists for this qualifier and dispatch value, replaces the original.

add-aux-method-with-unique-key! clj

(add-aux-method-with-unique-key! multifn-var
                                 qualifier
                                 dispatch-val
                                 f
                                 unique-key)

Destructive version of add-aux-method-with-unique-key. Operates on a var defining a Methodical multifn.

add-primary-method! clj

(add-primary-method! multifn-var dispatch-val f)

Destructive version of add-primary-method. Operates on a var defining a Methodical multifn.

applicable-primary-method clj

(applicable-primary-method multifn dispatch-value)

Return the primary method that would be use for dispatch-value, including ones from ancestor dispatch values or the default dipsatch value.

Like primary-method, the method returned will not have any implicit args (such as next-method) bound.

aux-methods clj

(aux-methods multifn)

(aux-methods multifn dispatch-value)

(aux-methods multifn qualifier dispatch-value)

Get all auxiliary methods explicitly specified for dispatch-value. This function does not include methods that would otherwise still be applicable (e.g., methods for ancestor dispatch values) -- the methods explicitly defined for this exact match.

• With 1 arg: methods come back as a map of qualifier -> dispatch value -> [method].
• With 2 args: methods come back as a map of qualifier -> [method].
• With 3 args: methods come back as sequence of methods.

default-aux-methods clj

(default-aux-methods multifn)

Get a map of aux qualifer -> methods for the default dispatch value, if any exist.

default-effective-method clj

(default-effective-method multifn)

Return the effective (combined) method for the default dispatch value, if one can be computed.

default-primary-method clj

(default-primary-method multifn)

Get the default primary method associated with this mutlifn, if one exists.

dispatch-fn clj

(dispatch-fn multifn)

Return a function that can be used to calculate dispatch values of given arg(s).

effective-primary-method clj

(effective-primary-method multifn dispatch-value)

Build and effective method equivalent that would be used for this dispatch-value if it had no applicable auxiliary methods. Implicit args (such as next-method) will be bound appropriately.

multifn? clj

(multifn? x)

True if x is a Methodical multifn (i.e., if it is an instance of StandardMultiFn).

prefer-method! clj

(prefer-method! multifn-var dispatch-val-x dispatch-val-y)

Destructive version of prefer-method. Operates on a var defining a Methodical multifn.

Note that vanilla Clojure prefer-method is actually itself destructive, so this function is actually the Methodical equivalent of that function. prefer-method! is used by Methodical to differentiate the operation from our nondestructive prefer-method, which returns a copy of the multifn with an altered dispatch table.

primary-method clj

(primary-method multifn dispatch-value)

Get the primary method explicitly specified for dispatch-value. This function does not return methods that would otherwise still be applicable (e.g., methods for ancestor dispatch values) -- just the methods explicitly defined for this exact match. (If you want methods that will be used, including those of ancestors dispatch values, you can use applicable-primary-method or effective-primary-method instead.)

Note that the primary method will not have any implicit args (e.g. next-method) bound the way it normally would when combined into an effective method; you will need to supply this yourself (or pass nil for no next-method).

remove-all-aux-methods clj

(remove-all-aux-methods multifn)

(remove-all-aux-methods multifn qualifier)

(remove-all-aux-methods multifn qualifier dispatch-value)

With one arg, remove all auxiliary methods for a multifn. With two args, remove all auxiliary methods for the given qualifier (e.g. :before). With three args, remove all auxiliary methods for a given qualifier and dispatch-value.

remove-all-aux-methods! clj

(remove-all-aux-methods! multifn-var)

(remove-all-aux-methods! multifn-var qualifier)

(remove-all-aux-methods! multifn-var qualifier dispatch-val)

Destructive version of remove-all-aux-methods. Operates on a var defining a Methodical multifn.

remove-all-aux-methods-for-dispatch-val clj

(remove-all-aux-methods-for-dispatch-val multifn dispatch-value)

Remove all auxiliary methods for dispatch-value for all qualifiers.

remove-all-aux-methods-for-dispatch-val! clj

(remove-all-aux-methods-for-dispatch-val! multifn-var dispatch-value)

Destructive version of remove-all-aux-methods-for-dispatch-val. Operates on a var defining a Methodical multifn.

remove-all-methods clj

(remove-all-methods multifn)

Remove all primary and auxiliary methods, including default implementations.

remove-all-methods! clj

(remove-all-methods! multifn-var)

Destructive version of remove-all-methods. Operates on a var defining a Methodical multifn.

remove-all-primary-methods clj

(remove-all-primary-methods multifn)

Remove all primary methods, for all dispatch values (including the default value), for this multifn or method table.

remove-all-primary-methods! clj

(remove-all-primary-methods! multifn-var)

Destructive version of remove-all-primary-methods. Operates on a var defining a Methodical multifn.

remove-aux-method! clj

(remove-aux-method! multifn-var qualifier dispatch-val f)

Destructive version of remove-aux-method. Operates on a var defining a Methodical multifn.

remove-aux-method-with-unique-key clj

(remove-aux-method-with-unique-key multifn qualifier dispatch-val unique-key)

Remove an auxiliary method that was added by add-aux-method-with-unique-key, if one exists. Returns multifn.

remove-aux-method-with-unique-key! clj

(remove-aux-method-with-unique-key! multifn-var
                                    qualifier
                                    dispatch-val
                                    unique-key)

Destructive version of remove-aux-method-with-unique-key. Operates on a var defining a Methodical multifn.

remove-primary-method! clj

(remove-primary-method! multifn-var dispatch-val)

Destructive version of remove-primary-method. Operates on a var defining a Methodical multifn.