Jeremy Smith <jeremy@decompiler.org> writes:
I have 2 questions, one specific to Python.
*How do I create a callback with a gynsym'd symbol, which actually refers to a lambda expression and not a defun'd function? The %callback thing seems hard-wired to specifically naming it with a symbol, and creating a global scope for it, which is okay as long as I can create non-clashing lambda's.
I'm not sure what you want here. You can write a macro that expands into a defcallback with a name created by gensym. (defmacro foo (....) `(defcallback ,(gensym) (...) ...)) What exactly do you want to do?
*The Python specific one is: Given a function which takes the following definition:
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