named args for default predicate, custom predicates and dispatch targets #2
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…redicates and targets). If you want a single varargs list contains all of the args, you must splat it like any other function. Handles optional args on methods used as dispatch targets. Should handle varargs used as not the last parameter to a method, as is allowed in 1.9.2, but I am not sure how to test that and still have the tests runnable under 1.8.7.
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added ability to name arguments for defmulti and defmethod lambdas (predicates and targets). If you want a single varargs list contains all of the args, you must splat it like any other function. Handles optional args on methods used as dispatch targets. Should handle varargs used as not the last parameter to a method, as is allowed in 1.9.2, but I am not sure how to test that and still have the tests runnable under 1.8.7.