| The [ _ ] syntax for single arg functions is good. If wrapping macros where user-defined then
it might be defined something like so: (wrapmac ([ body ])
`(fn (_) ,@body)) Users could then introduce their own wrapping macros: (wrapmac ({ file . body })
`(apply (with-open-file (f)
(for-each-line f (fn (_) ,@body))))
,file) (wrapmac (/ pattern val /)
`(match ,pattern ,val)) {"only-awesome.txt" (if /"not.awesome" _/) (prn _)) } Or the perl like pattern matching in the example could be a "symbol-macro" for the reader: (symac /pattern/value
`(match (make-string #\" ,pattern #\") ,value)) {"only-awesome.txt" (if /not.awesome/_ (prn _)) } | 
