Hello,
I'm attempting to use some java classes in clojure, where I need
the clojure to be AOT compiled. I'm running into trouble with
accessing final methods in the superclass of genclass. Some code:
--------------= Hello.java =------------
package com.example;
public class Hello {
public void hello() {
System.err.println("Hello, World!");
}
protected final void yo() {
System.err.println("Yo, World!");
}
}
--------------= HelloWorld.clj =----------
(ns com.example.HelloWorld
(:gen-class
:extends com.example.Hello
:methods [[go [] void]]
:exposes-methods {yo yoSuper}))
(defn -go [this]
(.yoSuper this))
--------------------------------------------
In this case I cannot access the "protected final void yo()" in the
Hello class with the clojure code. Now I'm not trying to override the
method myself, but is the :exposes-methods doing so under the hood ?
If so how do I get around this ?
Thanks for your help,
Edmund
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