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Enable shorter syntax for yaclml. Also this allows to create yaclml tags dynamically.
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Version: 0.0.3 | |
Example of using yaclml after this code evaluating | |
CL-USER> (<a :href "asdf" "jkl") | |
<a href="asdf" | |
>jkl</a | |
>; No value | |
CL-USER> (<some-undefined-tag :some-parameter "asdf" "jkl") | |
<some-undefined-tag some-parameter="asdf" | |
>jkl</some-undefined-tag | |
>; No value | |
CL-USER> | |
|# | |
#-YACLML-SYNTAX-IMPROVEMENT | |
(defvar *original-bracket-macro-reader* (get-macro-character #\()) | |
#-YACLML-SYNTAX-IMPROVEMENT | |
(defmacro print-tag (tag &rest args) | |
(setf tag (subseq (string tag) 1)) | |
(unless (find-symbol tag :<) | |
(eval `(yaclml::def-simple-xtag ,(intern tag :<)))) | |
`(,(find-symbol tag :<) ,@args)) | |
#-YACLML-SYNTAX-IMPROVEMENT | |
(defun debug-dispatch (stream char) | |
(let* ((first-char (read-char stream)) | |
(second-char (peek-char nil stream nil)) | |
(function-starts-with-<-and-not-colon | |
(and | |
second-char | |
(equal #\< first-char) | |
(not (equal #\: second-char)) | |
(not (equal #\Space second-char)) | |
(not (equal #\= second-char)) | |
(not (equal #\) second-char))))) | |
(unread-char first-char stream ) | |
(if function-starts-with-<-and-not-colon | |
(funcall *original-bracket-macro-reader* | |
(make-concatenated-stream | |
(make-string-input-stream "weblocks-cms::print-tag ") | |
stream) | |
char) | |
(funcall *original-bracket-macro-reader* stream char)))) | |
#-YACLML-SYNTAX-IMPROVEMENT | |
(set-macro-character #\( #'debug-dispatch) | |
#-YACLML-SYNTAX-IMPROVEMENT | |
(push :yaclml-syntax-improvement *features*) |
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