The name is a bit different, but this is an implementation of the behaviour from #26.
It seems to work, at least well enough for my use case - checking the output of a function and, if it fails some predicate, logging the result and the arguments.
Because I'm using clojure-mode 3.0.1, the indenting of multi-arity functions is a bit different. Sorry about that.
The name is a bit different, but this is an implementation of the behaviour from #26.
It seems to work, at least well enough for my use case - checking the output of a function and, if it fails some predicate, logging the result and the arguments.
Because I'm using clojure-mode 3.0.1, the indenting of multi-arity functions is a bit different. Sorry about that.