In theory, I have a macro that allows me to interpret @← a = f(b...) as either f!(a, b...) or a = f(b...) depending on whether f! is defined or not. My attempt at writing such a macro is macro ←(input) # expression needs to be of form `a = f(b...)` a = input.args[1] f = input.args…

What's wrong with this macro?

giancarloantonucci November 2, 2020, 10:46am 9

Getting rid of the returns solved the issue.

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