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It's possible to get around this by simply binding every function one needs to a name, but that can be quite inconvenient at times.
A simple example:
(defndynamicapply [f x] (f x))
(apply (fn [x] x) 1)
=> I couldn’t find the symbol 'f' at line 1, column 2 in 'REPL'.
Maybe you wanted one of the following?
/=
<=
=>
>=
IO
fmt
for
id
or
(defndynamicid [x] x)
(apply id 1)
=> 1
Quoting the anonymous function doesn't solve the issue either.
It's possible to get around this by simply binding every function one needs to a name, but that can be quite inconvenient at times.
A simple example:
Quoting the anonymous function doesn't solve the issue either.
Possibly related to #659 #460
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