On 02/16/2011 05:10 PM, Rasmus Svensson wrote:
With the web server up an running, I open up http://localhost:8080/ in my browser. Now, lets assume that I want to change the "Hello, world!" text to "Hello, Clojure-land!". I open the controller.clj file, edit the corresponding line and press C-M-x somewhere within the defn form to evaluate it. The change is then visible directly when refreshing the page in the browser.If I have written a new function in the controller namespace and want to try it in the repl, I first enter the namespace by pressing C-c M-p <RET> in the controller.clj file. The slime repl is now in that namespace, and I can, for instance, evaluate (my-app {:uri "/test", :request-method :get}).
I must have read about C-M-x, but it didn't "click". Many thanks for your excellent answer, it's already making me a much happier camper :)
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