Bind printing dynamic vars around evals #12
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Alembic uses classlojure's `eval` in a number of places, but that fails with printing related dynamic variables bound to non-standard values as that can cause code to be incompletely rendered into strings. This patch fixes the problem by re-binding all (?) print related dynamic variables to their standard values before invoking classlojure's functions.
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Alembic uses classlojure's
evalin a number of places, but thatfails with printing related dynamic variables bound to non-standard
values as that can cause code to be incompletely rendered into
strings. This patch fixes the problem by re-binding all (?) print
related dynamic variables to their standard values before invoking
classlojure's functions.