- (and-> val forms ...)syntax
Works just like -> but will return #f in case val or any of the forms evaluates to #f.
Examples:
(define some-alist '((a . 1) (b . 2))) (and-> 'b (assq some-alist) cdr add1) => 3 (and-> 'c (assq some-alist) cdr add1) => #f
This syntax is essentially a shortcut for certain uses of and-let*, e.g. the above example would often be expressed like this:
(and-let* ((x 'b) (x (assq x some-alist)) (x (cdr x))) (add1 x))