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def-keymap works but def-keymap-fn throws this:

; Sponsored by @rafaeldelboni ❤
; --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; eval (file): ...s/nvim/.config/nvim/fnl/dotfiles/mappings.fnl
; Compile error in /home/p00f/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/packer/start/zest.nvim/fnl/zest/macros.fnl:117
;   unknown global in strict mode: ZEST_VLUA_23_auto
; 
;               `(.. ":call " ZEST_VLUA# "()<cr>"))
; * Try looking to see if there's a typo.
; * Try using the _G table instead, eg. _G.ZEST_VLUA_23_auto if you really want a global.
; * Try moving this code to somewhere that ZEST_VLUA_23_auto is in scope.
; * Try binding ZEST_VLUA_23_auto as a local in the scope of this code.

when i do

(import-macros {:def-keymap-fn fmap
                :def-keymap kmap} :zest.macros)
(kmap :<C-n> [n] ":bnext<CR>")
(fmap :de [n] (print 1))

As you can see in
https://github.com/nanotee/nvim-lua-guide#caveats-3
that makes it impossible to use zest to configure number or relativenumber.
It works if you always set the global option and the local (buffer or window) option obtained from the scope.

The ZEST_OPTS_X_auto variable names use an incremented X value.
For example:

(ki- [n] 
 {:H "^"
  :L "$"})

generates

local ZEST_OPTS_19_auto = {noremap = true}
vim.api.nvim_set_keymap("n", "L", "$", ZEST_OPTS_18_auto)
return vim.api.nvim_set_keymap("n", "H", "^", ZEST_OPTS_18_auto)

tools

Found some fennel tools in compiler's wiki. Ones that i use are:

• Antifennel Compile Lua to Fennel.
• fnlfmt fennel Formatter
• fennel-test Unit testing library

code

Found way to check if arg to macro is a function at compile time.

(fn function? [f]
  "checks if a 'f' is function."
  (let [ref (?. f 1 1)]
    (or (= ref :hashfn) 
        (= ref :fn))))

how it works:

Fennel Passes variable as table:

{ "hashfn", -- it indexes this val.
    byteend = 78,
    bytestart = 73,
    line = 4,
    prefix = "hashfn",
    <metatable> = <1>{ "SYMBOL",
      __eq = <function 1>,
      __fennelview = <function 2>,                                      __lt = <function 3>,
      __tostring = <function 2>
   }
}

Caveats

Won't work if function is indirectly passed.
Eg-

(fn name [] 
  (do-something))

(macro-name name) ;; will not work

(macro-name #(name)) ;; will work

example of macro taken from my dotfiles.

(fn M.map- [args fs ts]
  (let [(modes opts) (keymap-options args)
        fs (tostring fs)]
    (if (function? ts)
        (def-fn-map modes fs ts opts)
        (def-map modes fs (tostring ts) opts))))