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    • G-apply

    Change-g-apply

    Modifying constructor for g-apply structures.

    Syntax
    (change-g-apply x 
                    [:fn <fn>] 
                    [:args <args>]) 
    

    This is an often useful alternative to make-g-apply.

    We construct a new g-apply structure that is a copy of x, except that you can explicitly change some particular fields. Any fields you don't mention just keep their values from x.

    Definition

    This is an ordinary change- macro introduced by defprod.

    Macro: change-g-apply

    (defmacro change-g-apply (x &rest args)
      (std::change-aggregate 'g-apply
                             x args
                             '((:fn . g-apply->fn)
                               (:args . g-apply->args))
                             'change-g-apply
                             'nil))