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Hexstream/anaphoric-variants
| Gives access to anaphoric variants of operators through one macro: ANAPHORIC.
The user explicitly provides a variable name, preserving sanity, in contrast to
the traditional use of an evil implicit variable ("IT"). Some
operators can bind additional handy variables when explicitly requested.
(Formerly called "explicit-anaphora".)
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Hexstream/cartesian-product-switch
| A macro for choosing the appropriate form to execute according to the
combined results of multiple tests. This is a straightforward and efficient
alternative to the convoluted ad-hoc conditionals one might otherwise resort to.
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Hexstream/evaled-when
| Provides a way of extracting and replicating the compile-time side-effects of
forms.
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Hexstream/first-time-value
| Returns the result of evaluating a form in the current lexical and dynamic
context the first time it's encountered, and the cached result of that
computation on subsequent evaluations.
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| Hexstream/its
| Provides convenient access to multiple values of an object in a concise,
explicit and efficient way.
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Hexstream/map-bind
| MAP-BIND is a macro that allows visual grouping of variables with their
corresponding values (not necessarily 1:1) in calls to mapping operators when
using an inline LAMBDA. It does so in a way that automatically supports
virtually every existing and future mapping operator, all lambda keywords and
FUNCALL/APPLY/MULTIPLE-VALUE-CALL variations.
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Hexstream/multiple-value-variants
| Gives access to multiple-value variants of operators through one macro:
MULTIPLE-VALUE. There are built-in variants for some standard operators;
it's easy to create your own variants for other operators. The
multiple-value mapping operators are especially useful.
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Hexstream/place-modifiers
| place-modifiers essentially gives access to hundreds of modify-macros through
one single macro: MODIFY.
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Hexstream/trivial-jumptables
| Provides efficient O(1) jumptables on supported Common Lisp implementations
and falls back to O(log(n)) on others.
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