// the #if directive is a *compile time* if
// see dnode-all-in-one for an example of how you might use it.

// you can use any condition you want
#if (! (undefined? window))
  (console.log "transpiled on browser (window object exists)")
#if (undefined? window)
  (console.log "transpiled on server (window object doesn't exist")

// but these are automatically provided to make it easy
#if (=== transpile.on "browser")
  (console.log "transpiled on browser")
#if (=== transpile.on "server")
  (console.log "transpiled on server")

// and these can be specified via the --for command line option
// e.g. 
//   "sugar --for=client testIfDirective.slisp"
// note the "for" names are up to you - you could pass others
// e.g. "browser" (instead of "client"), "chrome", "native", etc.
#if (=== transpile.for "client")
  (console.log "transpiled for client")
#if (=== transpile.for "server")
  (console.log "transpiled for server")
#if (undefined? transpile.for)
  (console.log "transpile for browser or server not specified")