currently starting a new project: non-commercial multiplayer game (with programming language as gameplay)

2020-10-09 Thread Sergei Udris
Hi. Want to make it public, maybe someone has the same/similar dream/vision/need in mind. I think, we lack a money-free e-sports scene in the world, with the game focused on thinking and micro.As a 10-year fan of Starcraft 2 and Aoe2, I love these games and am always watching tournaments on

Re: mysterious clj -m behavior

2020-10-09 Thread Gregg Reynolds
On Fri, Oct 9, 2020 at 3:15 PM alpeware llc wrote: > You should be able to specify the deps.edn file using a env variable - > > The Clojure tools will use the following deps.edn map sources, in this > order: > >- > >Root - found in the installation of clj (or as a resource in >

Re: mysterious clj -m behavior

2020-10-09 Thread alpeware llc
You should be able to specify the deps.edn file using a env variable - The Clojure tools will use the following deps.edn map sources, in this order: - Root - found in the installation of clj (or as a resource in tools.deps) - User - cross-project configuration (typically tools)

Re: mysterious clj -m behavior

2020-10-09 Thread Gregg Reynolds
On Fri, Oct 9, 2020 at 1:34 PM Gregg Reynolds wrote: > I'm writing a command line tool, and using `$ clj -m obazl args` to run > it. My deps.edn file contains the path to the sources. Works great, > except when it doesn't. > > I copied the deps.edn to the root directory of a project and when I

mysterious clj -m behavior

2020-10-09 Thread Gregg Reynolds
I'm writing a command line tool, and using `$ clj -m obazl args` to run it. My deps.edn file contains the path to the sources. Works great, except when it doesn't. I copied the deps.edn to the root directory of a project and when I run it it produces no output. It just returns silently. I