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- types.janet: type-registry, register-protocol-method, find-protocol-method, type-satisfies? - core.janet: rewritten protocol macros (defprotocol, extend-type, extend-protocol, reify) Protocol value stores :jolt/type :jolt/protocol with :methods map Method dispatch fns use fn* [this & rest-args] → protocol-dispatch special form - evaluator.janet: protocol-dispatch, register-method, make-reified special forms satisfies? special form with type registry lookup special-symbol? entries for all 3 protocol ops + satisfies? - 4 test sections (35-38): defprotocol, extend-type, extend-protocol, satisfies? extend-type: basic dispatch works (42 constant), .-field accessor needs further debug satisfies?: fully functional with type registry - 315 ok, 2 fail (pre-existing, unchanged)
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Janet `break` does NOT work inside `let` — it only breaks from loops (`while`, `loop`). When searching for a key in a bucket and needing to return a value, use `(var found nil)` + `(set found val) (break)` pattern then check `found` after the loop. Same for `break nil` in bucket-dissoc: capture index in a var, break, then construct result after loop.
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Keywords containing `#` (like `:#inst`, `:#uuid`) are invalid Janet literal syntax. Use dynamic table construction: `(let [dr @{}] (put dr (keyword "#inst") fn) dr)` instead of `@{:#inst fn}`. This hit us in types.janet make-ctx :data-readers initialization.
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PHM/Set internal metadata keys (`:jolt/deftype`, `:cnt`, `:buckets`, `:_meta`, `:jolt/type`, `:phm`) leak into `pairs`/`keys` iteration. Must filter them in core fns like merge, merge-with, keys, vals, and in print-rendering code. `core-merge` without filtering produced corrupted PHMs with metadata as entries. Commit `9c44021` fixed this for merge; `c366963` for print-value.
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Janet's `case` for multi-arity dispatch: `(defn f [& args] (case (length args) 1 ... 2 ...))`. Used in core-derive, core-isa?, core-ancestors, core-descendants because Janet doesn't support Clojure-style `([arg1] body1) ([arg1 arg2] body2)` multi-arity defn syntax.
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