classifies inputs into .? and .* macros through matching argument parameters to different inputs

(map (fn i x i (args-classify x)) {0 :by-name ;; sort - :by-params, :by-modifiers, :by-type 1 :tag ;; display - :name, :params, :modifiers, :type, :attributes, ;; :origins, :container, :delegate 2 :first ;; gets the first element 3 :# ;; merge all elements into a single multi element 4 “toString” ;; matches exact name of function 5 #“to*” ;; matches name containing regex 6 #(-> % :type (= :field)) ;; matches on predicate element 7 #{Class} ;; match origin of element 8 :any ’int ;; match any parameter type 9 :all ’int ’long ;; match all parameter types 10 ’byte ’byte ;; match exact paramter types 11 3 ;; match number of parameters 13 ’int ;; match on the type of element 14 :public ;; match on modifiers (:public, :static, etc…) }) => (just [0 :sort-terms 1 :select-terms 2 :first 3 :merge 4 :name 5 :name 6 :predicate 7 :origins 8 :any-params 9 :all-params 10 :params 11 :num-params 13 :type 14 :modifiers] :in-any-order)

converts any symbol in args to its primitive class

(args-convert ’byte) => Byte/TYPE

(args-convert ’byte Class) => Byte/TYPE Class

group inputs together into their respective categories

(args-group “toString” :public :tag #{String}) => {:name “toString” :modifiers :public :select-terms :tag :origins #{java.lang.String}}

(args-group ’int 3 :#) {:type int, :num-params 3, :merge :#}