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Russell Mull | fixing bugs, taking names Russell Mull fixing bugs, taking names Menu Skip to content Home Post navigation ← Older posts Clojure: Transparently using delayed values Posted on October 4, 2013 by mullr Clojure has a nice ‘(delay)’ macro which will delay the computation of anything you like. (def lazy-val (delay (+ 1 2))) lazy-val ;; # @lazy-val ;; 3 lazy-val ;; # But, as you see above, you need to deref it with @ in order to get at the value on the inside. There are cases where this is a pain. You may have a chunk of code which already operates on regular values, and you want to provide a lazily computed value to it. As long as you’re using protocols, you’re good: you can extend-protocol on top of the Delay type to provide a version which is lazily constructed upon calling any of the protocol methods. (defprotocol MyProto (do-it [this])) (defrecord Impl [a b] MyProto (do-it [_] (+ a b))) (extend-protocol MyProto clojure...

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