Re: Unknown constant tag 32 in class file error

2011-07-05 Thread Peter T
Appreciate the input guys! Can't comment on the technical side or on where the problem might stem, but I'll tell you what I can: Does the file you are evaluating have more than 65535 characters? Nope. It's about 1400 LOC and not syntactically unique (no unusually long constants, etc.). It's

Unknown constant tag 32 in class file error

2011-07-04 Thread Peter T
Hi all, Since I started using Clojure (I think from just before 1.0) I have, on the odd occasion, received an error message of this form (Unknown constant tag X in class file error) while trying to evaluate a namespace in Slime/Emacs. Whenever it cropped up, it was completely random: it never

Wusoup: a meeting web app built entirely with Clojure

2010-12-12 Thread Peter T
Hey guys, I hope this isn't inappropriate (?) - thought it might be interesting to some. I've just opened the doors on an early release of a Clojure-based web application I've been working on for a while now: www.wusoup.com. The entire thing is Clojure: front- and back-ends. About 14,000 lines

Re: Wusoup: a meeting web app built entirely with Clojure

2010-12-12 Thread Peter T
Hi Andreas, I've definitely been thinking about it for a while: it's a tough one - especially since it's built on so much great open source. Have decided to keep it closed for the short term: right now I'd like to be focused on finishing the app and on actually getting more than three people to

Why the implicit do in forms like let?

2010-02-22 Thread Peter T
Hi all, Disclaimer: absolute beginner here, so probably missing something very obvious. I'm just wondering why certain forms, like let, natively allow for multiple body/expression argument forms. That is, let seems to natively allow for side effects. Wouldn't it make sense to limit let to a