[parenscript-devel] Looking for examples to pass lisp values into parenscript
David Barker
kzar at kzar.co.uk
Fri Jan 16 01:58:24 UTC 2009
Does that mean something like this would work?
(let ((a "example"))
(js (alert (lisp a))))
Cheers, Dave.
> Just pushed a patch out that does compilation to strings at macro
> expansion-time for the PS and PS-INLINE macros as opposed expanding to
> PS*. There are some changes to the compilation interface, but the
> important difference is that now the LISP special form behaves
> differently for PS (has access to the lexical environment) vs. PS*
> (dynamic environment only). So using LISP inside PS* is now exactly
> like using EVAL when it comes to which environment the escaped CL code
> has access to.
>
> Vladimir
>
> On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 10:47 PM, Vladimir Sedach <vsedach at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>>> if we (cl-dwim guys) had infinite time we would do it ourselves, but i
>>> hope someone will pick up the idea and do it for ps... ;)
>>
>> I agree this is the right way to go. Not only would it provide for
>> more meaningful embedding of PS code in CL code (to answer Daniel's
>> earlier query, the "lisp" macro evaluates its arguments at PS
>> macro-expansion time (compile time, ie every time ps* gets called) via
>> eval, hence it has no access to anything but the dynamic environment
>> of the ps* call), but it would also obviate any need for PS output
>> caching mechanisms (I know at least one instance of this has already
>> been implemented in a PS application).
>>
>> I might have a large chunk of time available over New Year's to work
>> on this. I'd like to make a release before rewriting the compiler
>> though. Please get your suggestions and bugfixes for the next release
>> in soon!
>>
>> Vladimir
>>
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