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The code provided in the plugin makes my head hurt and primarily seems like a convoluted way to indent properly. There are 4 decent approaches that I can think of:
1.GString
The simplest approach would just be to spit out a string without anything beyond string manipulation. This has the enormous advantage of being very simple
2.Builder
The grooviest but least lispy would be to go the full builder approach and rely on child nodes rather than attributes to allow nesting. Something like foo { bar{} }
=> (foo (bar))
.
3.Method Argument Builder
The structure of lisp would most closely match that of a method call where the full list is the arguments along the lines of x(foo x(bar))
=> (foo (bar))
. This would likely also have to be wrapped in a builder or similar block so that unresolved identifiers pass through the proper missing property handler.
4.Clojure
Clojure could potentially be used to generate the code.
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I'll scrap 1 since it's least interesting and non-work code might as well be interesting. Also 4 seems like it could get very muddy and introduce far more overhead. I'll probably start with 2 since it should be fairly simple.
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