Does Clojure do method combinations? I was very fond of :before, :around and :after methods of the standard method combination and loved the fact that, if you really wanted to, you could have your own method combinations.
I know that "Aspect Oriented" tools support some of this stuff, but the last time I looked at those (admittedly a while ago) they seemed, at least for Java, to be pretty hacky. Not that I use Java anymore...
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Does Clojure do method combinations? I was very fond of :before, :around and :after methods of the standard method combination and loved the fact that, if you really wanted to, you could have your own method combinations.
I know that "Aspect Oriented" tools support some of this stuff, but the last time I looked at those (admittedly a while ago) they seemed, at least for Java, to be pretty hacky. Not that I use Java anymore...
Clojure doesn't implement those out-of-the-box, but there might be a contrib module somewhere macroing it in... I think they're petty neat too.