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Hey there !
Looking at macros that seem super cool. One of the first things I tried was to use a macro as a decorator:
def foo(a:'ast'): parint(a) @foo! def bar(): pass
I did not see any mention of that anywhere so just opening an issue.
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OOf, yeah, I didn't think to implement this. Though I bet the following does work.
@foo!() def bar(): ....
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Hey there !
Looking at macros that seem super cool. One of the first things I tried was to use a macro as a decorator:
I did not see any mention of that anywhere so just opening an issue.
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