moremacros

(import moremacros)

(type-case 23
  ((symbol string char) 'symbolic)
  (number               'numeric)
  (else                 'otheric) )
;=> numeric

type-case*

[syntax] (type-case* EXPRESSION [(TYPE-TEST BODY ...) ...]))

Like type-case but binds local variable it to the value of EXPRESSION.

(import moremacros)

(type-case* 23
  ((symbol string char) (list it 'symbolic) )
  (number               (list it 'numeric) )
  (else                 (list it 'otheric) ) )
;=> (23 numeric)

whennot

[syntax] (whennot TEST [BODY ...]))

Synonym for unless.

swap!

[syntax] (swap! VAR1 VAR2))

Swap settings of VAR1 & VAR2.

Variable specific version of miscmacros (exchange! VAR1 VAR2) so lower overhead.

set!-op

[syntax] (set!-op VAR OP ARG...))

Sets VAR to the value of (OP ARG...), where an occurrence of <> in ARG... is replaced with VAR.

When there is no occurrence of <> in ARG... the template (OP <> ARG...) is used.

Similar to the C language family <l-value> <bin-op-assign> <r-value>.

assure

[syntax] (assure EXPRESSION [ERROR-ARGUMENT...]))

When EXPRESSION yields value #f invoke (error ERROR-ARGUMENT...), otherwise return value.

define-reference-let

[syntax] (define-reference-let NAME REFERENCE-FUNCTION)

NAME is a symbol, the name of the generated reference-let macro.

REFERENCE-FUNCTION is a (procedure (* * *) *) with arguments:

The REFERENCE-FUNCTION is to return the value for KEY in the TABLE, otherwise the DEFAULT value.

The generated macro has the signature:

[syntax] (NAME TABLE (VAR | (VAR) | (VAR KEY [DEFAULT]) ...) BODY ...)

TABLE: some data-structure instance that reifies a set of key+value abstraction
KEY: identifier for a possible entry in the TABLE
DEFAULT: in case an entry for the KEY does not exist

Decompose TABLE entries into variable bindings. Should the KEY not be a symbol, or the desired variable name VAR, as 'VAR, is not the key, the (VAR KEY [DEFAULT]) form can be used.

The default for DEFAULT is #f.

The BODY... is evaluated with the specified bindings.

See hash-let for an example of import.

warning-guard

[syntax] (warning-guard GETTER-NAME TYPENAME [BODY...])

Constructs a variable or parameter guard procedure that generates a warning and returns the current value when the type predicate fails, otherwise the submitted value is returned.

TYPENAME is an identifier and TYPENAME? is a (procedure (*) boolean).

GETTER-NAME is an identifier and the name of a procedure _ *.

BODY is zero or more expressions that are performed after a successful typecheck with obj bound to the new parameter value. Note that since the guard is invoked by a variable or parameter during initialization, so will be the body code.

(warning-guard some-var integer)

checked-guard

[syntax] (checked-guard GETTER-NAME TYPENAME [BODY...])

Constructs a variable or parameter guard procedure that uses a type check procedure to verify the submitted value is returned.

TYPENAME is an identifier and check-TYPENAME is a (procedure ((or #f symbol) * #!optional (or symbol string)) *). See check-errors for a suite of these procedures.

GETTER-NAME is an identifier and the name of a procedure _ *.

(import (type-checks-numbers integer))

(checked-guard some-var natural-integer)

define-warning-parameter

[syntax] (define-warning-parameter NAME INIT TYPENAME [BODY...])

Wrapper around define-parameter and warning-guard that defines the parameter NAME to the parameter.

NAME is an identifier.

INIT is some Scheme object.

TYPENAME is an identifier. The basename of a type predicate; see warning-guard.

BODY... as for warning-guard.

(define-warning-parameter scale * procedure)
(scale 23) ;=> Warning: (scale) "bad argument type - not a procedure" 23

define-checked-parameter

[syntax] (define-checked-parameter NAME INIT TYPENAME [BODY...])

Wrapper around define-parameter and checked-guard that defines the variable NAME to the parameter.

NAME is an identifier.

INIT is some Scheme object.

TYPENAME is an identifier. The basename of a type predicate; see checked-guard.

BODY... as for checked-guard.

(define-checked-parameter scale * procedure)
(scale 23) ;=> Error: (scale) bad argument type - not a procedure: 23

hash-let

Usage

(import hash-let)

hash-let

[syntax] (hash-let HASH-TABLE (VAR | (VAR) | (VAR KEY [DEFAULT]) ...) BODY ...)

Decompose HASH-TABLE entries into variable bindings. Should the KEY not be a symbol, or the desired variable name VAR is not the key, the (VAR KEY [DEFAULT]) form can be used.

The default value for a missing hash-table entry is #f but can be specified with the (VAR KEY DEFAULT) form.

The BODY... is evaluated with the specified bindings.

(import hash-let (srfi 69))

(let ((tbl (make-hash-table)))
  ;set!
  (hash-table-set! tbl 'abc "commercial network")
  (hash-table-set! tbl "nbc" "commercial network")
  ;ref
  (hash-let tbl
    ((abc)                              ;key symbol 'abc
     (cbs "nbc")                        ;supplied string key
     (pbs (string-append "p" "bs") #t)  ;default value for missing "pbs"
     tbs)                               ;missing key symbol 'tbs
    (print 'abc " is a " abc)
    (print "cbs" " is a " cbs)
    (print (string-append "p" "bs") " is a " pbs)
    (print 'tbs " is a " tbs) ) )
;=>
abc is a commercial network
cbs is a commercial network
pbs is a #t
tbs is a #f

Numeric Macros

Usage

(import numeric-macros)

one?

two?

three?

four?

five?

six?

seven?

eight?

nine?

ten?

[syntax] (one? OBJ)
[syntax] (two? OBJ)
[syntax] (three? OBJ)
[syntax] (four? OBJ)
[syntax] (five? OBJ)
[syntax] (six? OBJ)
[syntax] (seven? OBJ)
[syntax] (eight? OBJ)
[syntax] (nine? OBJ)
[syntax] (ten? OBJ)

Numeric value predicates.

1+

1-

[syntax] (1+ VAL) -> number
[syntax] (1- VAL) -> number

Alias add1 & sub1.

++

--

[syntax] (++ VAL) -> number
[syntax] (-- VAL) -> number

Alias 1+ & 1-.

fx++

fx--

[syntax] (fx++ VAL) -> fixnum
[syntax] (fx-- VAL) -> fixnum

Fixnum increment & decrement.

fp++

fp--

[syntax] (fp++ VAL) -> flonum
[syntax] (fp-- VAL) -> flonum

Flonum increment & decrement.

fl++

fl--

[syntax] (fl++ VAL) -> flonum
[syntax] (fl-- VAL) -> flonum

R6/7RS synonyms.

!+!

1-!

[syntax] (1+! VAR) -> number
[syntax] (1-! VAR) -> number

Mutating increment & decrement. Returns mutated value.

VAR must be a variable.

++!

--!

[syntax] (++! VAR) -> number
[syntax] (--! VAR) -> number

Alias 1+! & 1-!.

fx++!

fx--!

[syntax] (fx++! VAR) -> fixnum
[syntax] (fx--! VAR) -> fixnum

Mutating fixnum increment & decrement. Returns mutated value.

VAR must be a variable.

fp++!

fp--!

[syntax] (fp++! VAR) -> flonum
[syntax] (fp--! VAR) -> flonum

Mutating flonum increment & decrement. Returns mutated value.

VAR must be a variable.

fl++!

fl--!

[syntax] (fl++! VAR) -> flonum
[syntax] (fl--! VAR) -> flonum

R6/7RS fp! synonyms.

variable-item

Usage

(import variable-item)

make-variable

[procedure] (make-variable INIT [GUARD]) => (procedure _ *)

Returns a procedure whose behavior is that of a parameter, except for the fact that it is not a parameter. The closed-over value is not thread-local.

INIT is some Scheme object that meets the constraint enforced by the GUARD.

GUARD is a (procedure (*) *) returning an acceptable value for the variable. Default is identity.

Supports SRFI 17.

define-variable

[syntax] (define-variable NAME INIT [GUARD])

Wrapper around make-variable that defines the variable NAME to the variable.

NAME is an identifier.

INIT and GUARD as for make-variable.

(import variable-item)

(define-variable scale * (warning-guard scale procedure))
(scale) ;=> #<procedure ...>
(scale /)

define-warning-variable

[syntax] (define-warning-variable NAME INIT TYPENAME [BODY...])

Wrapper around make-variable and warning-guard that defines the variable NAME to the variable.

NAME is an identifier.

INIT is some Scheme object.

TYPENAME is an identifier. The basename of a type predicate; see warning-guard.

BODY... as for warning-guard.

(import variable-item)

(define-warning-variable scale * procedure)
(scale 23) ;=> Warning: (foo) "bad argument type - not a procedure" 23

define-checked-variable

[syntax] (define-checked-variable NAME INIT TYPENAME [BODY...])

Wrapper around make-variable and checked-guard that defines the variable NAME to the variable.

NAME is an identifier.

INIT is some Scheme object.

TYPENAME is an identifier. The basename of a type predicate; see checked-guard.

BODY... as for checked-guard.

(use variable-item)

(define-checked-variable scale * procedure)
(scale 23) ;=> Error: (foo) "bad argument type - not a procedure" 23

Requirements

srfi-69 miscmacros check-errors

test test-utils

Author

Kon Lovett

Repository

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https://anonymous@code.call-cc.org/svn/chicken-eggs/release/5/moremacros

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Version history

2.5.3: ++ & -- return mutated.
2.5.2: Fix ++ & --.
2.5.1: Fix warning-guard & error-guard variable injection of obj.
2.5.0: Add always. Fix warning-guard error path.
2.4.0: Add variable-item (back).
2.3.0: .
2.2.8: .
2.2.7: .
2.2.6: Add true, false, true?, and false?.
2.2.5: .
2.2.4: Fix warning-guard.
2.2.3: __date__ uses %F.
2.2.2: Add 1+ & 1- to numeric-macros. Move __line__ & friends to cpp-macros.
2.2.1: Update macros.
2.2.0: Added __line__ & friends. (inspired by Kooda on #chicken irc)
2.1.0: Added switch, one? & friends.
2.0.0: CHICKEN 5 release.

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