Clojure sequence with index for GridBagLayout

I am writing code to fill a java.awt.GridBagLayout with "rows" 开发者_StackOverflow社区of controls. For each row, I have a method call of the form

(.add panel CONTROL (fill-gbc 0 INDEX ...))

where CONTROL is the Swing control to place at this row (i.e.: (JLabel. "Hello")) and INDEX is the gridy for that control (fill-gbc fills a single, mutable, GridBagContraints object and returns it -- it accepts keyword optional parameters for gridwidth, gridheight, etc.)

I would like to create a vector of the row contents (the (.add panel ...) calls) and use (map-indexed ...) to fill in the INDEX value.

The only way that I can come up with do do this is to make each (.add panel ...) an anonymous function of one parameter (the index):

(dorun (map-indexed #(%2 %1)
                    [#(.add panel (.JLabel "Hello") (fill-gbc 0 %)) ...]))

Is there a better way to do this, perhaps with a macro (I'll need this pattern several times in my application for various dialog boxes)?

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You could abstract this away into a function, then you can use it wherever you need it.

(defn add-on-row [panel c]
  (dorun
   (map-indexed
    #(%2 %1)
    [#(.add panel c (fill-gbc 0 %)) ...])))

You'd just pass parameters for whatever information will ever vary.

Furthermore, I wrote a little macro for adding a bunch of things to a container.

(defmacro add [cmp & things]
  (cons
   'do
   (for [thing things]
     `(.add ~cmp ~@(if (vector? thing) thing [thing])))))

That let's you write stuff like this:

(add 
 panel 
 [(JLabel. "Hello") "more arguments"] 
 (JLabel "Hello!"))

Not sure if that's helpful for you in this situation, but it might be.