Thanks for the replies. Certainly naming the function is a good idea. But
although it avoid using anonymous functions, I was also wondering if there
were existing core functions that could search a list of hashes - it seems
like something that would have come up before. Then again, possibly
(def test-galaxy [{:quad-col 0, :quad-row 0, :sec-row 4, :sec-col 4, :type
:E}
{:quad-col 0, :quad-row 0, :sec-row 4, :sec-col 3, :type
:base}
{:quad-col 3, :quad-row 5, :sec-row 7, :sec-col 5, :type
:star}
{:quad-col 1, :quad-row 3,
>
> Dammit, Leiningen, can't you see, the ants are winning!
Thanks for the info. Looks like it's going to be more involved that I
thought.
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Many thanks for the update, especially the documentation. I got a lot
further - it built a jar, but I couldn't run it:
F:\ironclad\trunk> java -jar
> target\ironclad-0.0.2-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar
> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: ic/IronClad
> Caused by:
One more note, I have JDK 1.6 installed - I was looking at the travis.yml,
and see that openjdk6 was removed - will it run under 1.6?
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Hi, I'm trying to run/compile the project at
https://github.com/mikera/ironclad, with Leiningen, and no luck.
My first attempt was trying to run it with *lein*, but as there's no
*project.clj*, that failed. After some research, it looks like I'm supposed
run the project from Java, not
