An eslisp macro that works like an the usual lambda expression macro but
also
- parses splats (atoms starting with
...) in the arguments and turns them into appropriate variable assignments prepended to the function body, and - implicitly returns the last thing in the body if it's an expression.
Note that despite the name, this module is strictly a function expressions
(lambda-ish) macro, not a function declaration. I'll rearrange that
eventually.
(macro fun (require "eslisp-fancy-function"))
(fun (a b ...c d) (* a b d))
↓
(function (a, b) {
var c = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments, 2, -1);
var d = arguments[arguments.length - 1];
return a * (b * d);
});
See the tests for fuller usage.
ISC.