Issue with calling a macro that defines a multiarity function

[ikappaki]

Hi,

there appears to be an issue with calling a macro that defines a multiarity function
error occurred during macroexpansion: Expected an argument vector {:found ([] 5)}

To reproduce, open up the REPL and call the macro defining the multiarity function

> basilisp repl
basilisp.user=> (defmacro issue [] `(defn y ([] 5)))
#'basilisp.user/issue

basilisp.user=> (issue)

  exception: <class 'basilisp.lang.exception.ExceptionInfo'> from <class 'basilisp.lang.compiler.exception.CompilerException'>
      phase: :macroexpansion
    message: error occurred during macroexpansion: Expected an argument vector {:found ([] 5)}
       form: (basilisp.core/defn basilisp.user/y ([] 5))
   location: <REPL Input>:1

The same works in Clojure as expected

> clj
Clojure 1.7.0
user=> (defmacro issue [] `(defn y ([] 5)))
#'user/issue
user=> (issue)
#'user/y
user=> (y)
5

Thanks

[chrisrink10]

Think #1164 ought to fix it. I had a few uses of list? where seq? is typically used in Clojure. list? often is wrong when dealing with the results of a syntax quote.

Unrelated comment/question: I see you're using quite an old version of Clojure 👀 -- any reason for that?

[ikappaki]

Think #1164 ought to fix it. I had a few uses of list? where seq? is typically used in Clojure. list? often is wrong when dealing with the results of a syntax quote.

Thanks for looking into this!

Unrelated comment/question: I see you're using quite an old version of Clojure 👀 -- any reason for that?

Just laziness 😅 I happen to have a terminal open in the hiccup checkout dir, and the source deps.edn there specifies Clojure 1.7 as a dep.