Special-casing macros with `&BODY`

[phoe]

The README mentions:

with-c-syntax/test/libc_string.lisp

Lines 143 to 144 in e3e9ae2

	output = with-output-to-string (`(*standard-output*), //; To preserve parens, I used Lisp escape
	format(t, "Found '~C' starting at '~A'", target, result));

I think it should be possible to specify either manual or semi-automatic translations for macros which have a &BODY parameter, such as WITH-OPEN-FILE. A &BODY parameter is equivalent to a logical block that could be enclosed within a C-style block.

For example, the above macro could be written as:

output = with-output-to-string(*standard-output*) {
    format(t, "Found '~C' starting at '~A'", target, result));
  };

[y2q-actionman]

It looks interesting. I remind with syntax of JavaScript. However I take a time to implement it, because I found a bug in compound form processing...

[y2q-actionman]

Sorry for the late reply. (three years..)
I finally implemented a new syntax for doing this.

See examples in README:
https://github.com/y2q-actionman/with-c-syntax#support-with--like-macros

[phoe]

Thank you!