- Add `scope` special form to eval.sx: (scope name body...) or
(scope name :value v body...) — general dynamic scope primitive
- `provide` becomes sugar: (provide name value body...) calls scope
- Rename provide-push!/provide-pop! to scope-push!/scope-pop! throughout
all adapters (async, dom, html, sx) and platform implementations
- Update boundary.sx: Tier 5 now "Scoped effects" with scope-push!/
scope-pop! as primary, provide-push!/provide-pop! as aliases
- Add scope form handling to async adapter and aser wire format
- Update sx-browser.js, sx_ref.py (bootstrapped output)
- Add scopes.sx docs page, update provide/spreads/demo docs
- Update nav-data, page-functions, docs page definitions
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Spreads now emit their attrs into the nearest element's provide scope
instead of requiring per-child spread? checks at every intermediate
layer. emit! is tolerant (no-op when no provider), so spreads in
non-element contexts silently vanish.
- adapter-html: element/lake/marsh wrap children in provide, collect
emitted; removed 14 spread filters from fragment, forms, components
- adapter-sx: aser wraps result to catch spread values from fn calls;
aser-call uses provide with attr-parts/child-parts ordering
- adapter-async: same pattern for both render and aser paths
- adapter-dom: added emit! in spread dispatch + provide in element
rendering; kept spread? checks for reactive/island and DOM safety
- platform: emit! returns NIL when no provider instead of erroring
- 3 new aser tests: stored spread, nested element, silent drop
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Spread values from make-spread were crashing the wire format serializer:
- serialize() had no "spread" case, fell through to (str val) producing
Python repr "<shared.sx.ref.sx_ref._Spread...>" which was treated as
an undefined symbol
- aser-call/async-aser-call didn't handle spread children — now merges
spread attrs as keyword args into the parent element
- aser-fragment/async-aser-fragment didn't filter spreads — now filters
them (fragments have no parent element to merge into)
- serialize() now handles spread type: (make-spread {:key "val"})
Added 3 aser-spreads tests. All 562 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The cond special form misclassified Clojure-style as scheme-style when
the first test was a 2-element list like (nil? x) — treating it as a
scheme clause ((test body)) instead of a function call. Define
cond-scheme? using every? to check ALL clauses, fix eval.sx sf-cond and
render.sx eval-cond, rewrite engine.sx parse-time/filter-params as
nested if to avoid the ambiguity, add regression tests across eval/
render/aser specs. 378/378 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two bugs fixed:
1. process-bindings used merge(env) which returns {} for Env objects
(Env is not a dict subclass). Changed to env-extend in render.sx
and adapter-async.sx. This caused "Undefined symbol: theme" etc.
2. async-aser-eval-call passed evaled-args list to async-invoke(&rest),
double-wrapping it. Changed to inline apply + coroutine check.
Also: bootstrap define-async into sx_ref.py (Phase 6), replace ~1000 LOC
hand-written async_eval_ref.py with 24-line thin re-export shim.
Test runner now uses Env (not flat dict) for render envs to catch scope bugs.
8 new regression tests (4 scope chain, 2 native callable arity, 2 render).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sync aser-call in adapter-sx.sx didn't flatten list results from
map/filter in positional children — serialize(list) wrapped in parens
creating ((div ...) ...) which re-parses as an invalid call. Rewrote
aser-call from reduce to for-each (bootstrapper can't nest for-each
inside reduce lambdas) and added list flattening in both aser-call
and aser-fragment.
Also adds test-aser.sx (41 tests), render-sx platform function,
expanded test-render.sx (+7 map/filter children tests), and specs
async-eval-slot-inner in adapter-async.sx.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
