Use `defmacro/g!` and `require` a macro's dependencies within itself. #4

brandonwillard · 2018-07-04T17:14:42Z

This should avoid accidental recapture and remove the need to manually require the let macro (see hylang/hy#1650).

@algernon, what happened to the develop branch?

This should avoid accidental recapture and remove the need to manually `require` the `let` macro (see hylang/hy#1650).

Use defmacro/g! and require a macro's dependencies within itself.

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This should avoid accidental recapture and remove the need to manually `require` the `let` macro (see hylang/hy#1650).

algernon self-assigned this Jul 4, 2018

algernon merged commit 86c6bc5 into brandonwillard:master Aug 31, 2018

brandonwillard deleted the let-require-in-macros branch September 3, 2018 00:35

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Use `defmacro/g!` and `require` a macro's dependencies within itself. #4

Use `defmacro/g!` and `require` a macro's dependencies within itself. #4

brandonwillard commented Jul 4, 2018

Use defmacro/g! and require a macro's dependencies within itself. #4

Use defmacro/g! and require a macro's dependencies within itself. #4

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brandonwillard commented Jul 4, 2018

Use `defmacro/g!` and `require` a macro's dependencies within itself. #4

Use `defmacro/g!` and `require` a macro's dependencies within itself. #4