(type record) returns its class-name string, not a symbol

(type r) returned a symbol user.TyR, so (= (symbol (str (type r))) (type r))
was true; the JVM's type is a Class (not a Symbol) so it's false. jolt models
classes as strings, so a record's type is now its ns-qualified class-name
string — equal to (class r), as on the JVM where type and class coincide for a
record. The symbol-keyed print-method defmethods already fall through to the
default record printing, so they're unaffected. Closes type-of-record.
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Yogthos 2026-06-22 00:05:08 -04:00
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{:suite "type" :expr "(type (with-meta {:a 1} {:type :rec}))" :expected ":rec"}
{:suite "type" :expr "(type (with-meta [1] {:other 9}))" :expected ":vector"}
{:suite "type" :expr "(do (defrecord TyR [a]) (type (->TyR 1)))" :expected "user.TyR"}
{:suite "type" :expr "(do (defrecord TyR [a]) (= (symbol (str (type (->TyR 1)))) (type (->TyR 1))))" :expected "true"}
{:suite "type" :expr "(do (defrecord TyR [a]) (symbol? (type (->TyR 1))))" :expected "true"}
{:suite "type" :expr "(do (defrecord TyR [a]) (= (symbol (str (type (->TyR 1)))) (type (->TyR 1))))" :expected "false"}
{:suite "type" :expr "(do (defrecord TyR [a]) (symbol? (type (->TyR 1))))" :expected "false"}
{:suite "type" :expr "(type (atom 1))" :expected ":jolt/atom"}
{:suite "type" :expr "(type (volatile! 1))" :expected ":jolt/volatile"}
{:suite "type" :expr "(type #\"re\")" :expected ":jolt/regex"}