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Overview ¶
Package hook is the untyped injection slot behind internal/funraw. It exists only to break an import cycle: funraw's accessor is typed in terms of lisp types, so funraw must import lisp — which means lisp cannot import funraw to inject the accessor. Both packages instead meet here, in a package that imports nothing: lisp's init stores the accessor as an untyped value, and funraw's init recovers the typed function from it (import order guarantees lisp initializes first, since funraw imports lisp).
Nothing outside lisp (writer) and funraw (reader) should touch this package.
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Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
var Captures any
Captures holds a func(*lisp.LVal) *lisp.LVal, with the same initialization contract as Env. The returned explicit builtin state is read-only.
var Env any
Env holds a func(*lisp.LVal) *lisp.LEnv, stored untyped. It is set by package lisp's init and consumed by package funraw's init.
var NewCapturedBuiltin any
NewCapturedBuiltin holds the constructor adapter for ELPS libraries. Its type is func(string, string, *lisp.LVal, *lisp.LVal, func(*lisp.LEnv, *lisp.LVal, *lisp.LVal) *lisp.LVal) *lisp.LVal. The individual fields cross this import-cycle boundary; callers use the typed specification in internal/funraw instead.
Functions ¶
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Types ¶
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