From How do I create a function from an expression - General Usage - JuliaLang function genfun(expr, args::Tuple, gs=gensym()) eval(Expr(:function,Expr(:call, gs, args...),expr)) (args...) -> Base.invokelatest(eval(gs), args...) end e3 = :(a + b + c) add3 = genfun(e3, (:a,:b,:c)) add3(1,2…

If you wanted to compose all of the expressions into one super-expression, :block is the construct. dump is a useful tool for learning these sorts of things. julia> quote; a = 1 + 2; b = 2*a; end |> dump ... # dump shows that a multiline Expr has :block as the top-level construct julia> Expr(:bloc…

How to create a function from a vector of expressions?

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How to create a function from a vector of expressions?

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