pmusyoki
Hi Everyone,
I am trying to access the options passed from a parent macro to child macro wiith the using macro and so far I am uncessfull. The parent macro can access the options passed but the child macro can not.
defmodule Nest do
defmacro using(opts) do
quote do
options = unquote(opts)
IO.inspect options
defmacro __using__(_) do
options = unquote(opts)
quote do
options = unquote(opts)
##I want to access opts here.....
end
end
end
end
end
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In the first instance,
optsis not defined in the__using__/1macro so this code won’t compile.Remember inside a
quoteblock you are dealing with AST - compile time code - not runtime code. So there’s no lexical scope to foroptsand no closure over the outer macro.Its quite an unusual construct you’re building there so perhaps you’ll get better assistance if you also explain what you’re trying to achieve.
To help get you started, the follow compiles and runs. But it may not be what you are after:
Running: