The previously deprecated patterns will now become illegal
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Robert Virding
Nov 20, 2016, 7:16:46 PM11/20/16
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One thing that is coming in the release 1.2.1 this week will be that patterns which don't have constructors will now become illegal. They used generate a deprecated warning but not any longer. So for example this:
(defun foo
([(a b)] a))
where the pattern (a b) previously matched a list of 2 elements will not be illegal. You will have to write (list a b) as you do when you construct it.
Another thing which will be in the release is an extended clj module.
(defun foo
([(a b)] a))
where the pattern (a b) previously matched a list of 2 elements will not be illegal. You will have to write (list a b) as you do when you construct it.
Another thing which will be in the release is an extended clj module.
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