The macro define-java-callers defines multiple Java callers for methods in the same class.
class-name must specify a Java class by its full name.
Each item of method-specs must be a list where the first element is a symbol (the Java caller name), the second element is a string (the method name) and optionally followed by keyword/value pairs for define-java-caller. define-java-callers processes each item by inserting the class-name after the Java caller name, and then using the result as the arguments to define-java-caller:
(define-java-callers class-name
(caller-name1 method-name1)
(caller-name2 method-name2))
=>
(progn
(define-java-caller caller-name1 class-name method-name1)
(define-java-caller caller-name2 class-name method-name2)
class-name )
define-java-callers is a more compact way to write several methods for the same class, but functionally it is identical to using define-java-caller explicitly.
define-java-callers returns the class-name.
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