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Implicit source argument to julia macro cant be used within quote block

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macro mymacro() quote x = 1 y = 2 z = x + y end end When using the Julia macro system, it is not possible to use an implicit source argument

What is the macro from julia and where is the documentation

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Option 1: Using the `@macroexpand` macro The `@macroexpand` macro in Julia allows you to see the expanded form of a macro. To find the macro from Julia and its documentation, you can

How to create a macro for creating a symbol in julia

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Creating a macro for creating a symbol in Julia can be achieved in different ways. In this article, we will explore three different options to solve this problem. Option 1: Using the

Help to create a macro overload to mimic setindex behavior in sarrays

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Julia is a powerful programming language that allows for flexible and efficient code. One common task in Julia is creating a macro overload to mimic the setindex behavior in sarrays. In this

Df macro under statsplots

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The Df macro under statsplots is a powerful tool in Julia for analyzing data frames. It allows you to quickly calculate various statistics and perform data manipulations on your data. In this

Namedtuple destructuring in macro fails roughly due to macro hygiene since gensym goes eagerly

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When working with Julia macros, it is not uncommon to encounter issues related to macro hygiene. One such issue is named tuple destructuring failing due to the eager evaluation of gensym. In

Probably a naive macro interpolation doubt

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When working with Julia, it is common to come across doubts regarding macro interpolation. This article aims to solve a specific doubt related to macro interpolation and provide three different solutions to

Using loop variable as an input for a macro function

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When working with Julia, it is common to encounter situations where we need to use a loop variable as an input for a macro function. This can be a bit tricky, as

A macro to unroll by hand but not by hand

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When working with Julia, there may be times when you need to unroll a macro. Unrolling a macro means expanding it into its constituent parts, which can be useful for debugging or

How to get to know in which subfunction a macro is called

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When working with macros in Julia, it can sometimes be useful to know in which subfunction a macro is called. This information can help with debugging or understanding the flow of the

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Implicit source argument to julia macro cant be used within quote block

What is the macro from julia and where is the documentation

How to create a macro for creating a symbol in julia

Help to create a macro overload to mimic setindex behavior in sarrays

Df macro under statsplots

Namedtuple destructuring in macro fails roughly due to macro hygiene since gensym goes eagerly

Probably a naive macro interpolation doubt

Using loop variable as an input for a macro function

A macro to unroll by hand but not by hand

How to get to know in which subfunction a macro is called

Not stay with the doubts