I ran into a situation like this whilst playing around with pixie magic:
(loop [x 1]
(try
(recur (inc x))
(catch ex (println ex))))
RuntimeException: :pixie.stdlib/AssertionException Recur must have same number of forms as matching loop
This lead me to discover that the cause was that try wraps the body in a function, telling the vm to invoke it. Perhaps this is just an implicit limitation, in which case, maybe there's a way to give a better error message, or perhaps there is a way to, instead of wrapping it in a function, evaluate the forms themselves.
I'm happy to work on this, but would need some direction. Thanks!
I ran into a situation like this whilst playing around with pixie magic:
This lead me to discover that the cause was that try wraps the body in a function, telling the vm to invoke it. Perhaps this is just an implicit limitation, in which case, maybe there's a way to give a better error message, or perhaps there is a way to, instead of wrapping it in a function, evaluate the forms themselves.
I'm happy to work on this, but would need some direction. Thanks!