I am working on a Java project that has some Clojure involved. I know how to run compile and run clojure code:
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
RT.init();
runCode();
}
public static Object runCode() {
String str = "(ns my-ns)" +
"(defn add [a b] (+ a b))" +
"(println (add 1 2))";
Compiler.load(new StringReader(str));
/* I know how to invoke it: */
Var foo = RT.var("my-ns", "add");
return foo.invoke(1,2);
}
What would be very useful at the point is to have a way to iterate over forms in Java, and in some sense "analyze" the compiler output. Basic things I want to know is:
- What is the text source of a form?
- What function is being called in a form.
- What arguments are being passed to the function (forms are ok)
- Be able to do this on top level forms, or drill in as needed.
Is there a way to do this using the clojure compiler, or runtime (or other Java classes in Clojure?) I see such compiler methods as analyze, for example:
Expr target = analyze(C.EXPRESSION, RT.second(form));
Though its not clear to me yet how form was constructed, and there are no Javadoc :-). Do I need to go The Compiler Source and figure out how it works?
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