Ah, sorry, I'm using swank-clojure. It was also broken, but now it's
working again with the latest clojure svn. I didn't realise there was
an alternative!
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graham wrote:
> I had this problem too and solved it by adding the swank path to my
> classpath as Paul suggested. Now on r1373 it seems to be working
> again as before, so you could try updating to the latest svn.
I still get the same error with the latest SVN. But using technomancy's
swank-cloj
Paul Mooser writes:
> I believe you're running into the fact that add-classpath doesn't work
> in the same way that it used to since r1369. Basically, the swank
> paths are failing to be added to your classpath at runtime - you can
> get around this either by reverting to an older version of c
I had this problem too and solved it by adding the swank path to my
classpath as Paul suggested. Now on r1373 it seems to be working
again as before, so you could try updating to the latest svn.
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I believe you're running into the fact that add-classpath doesn't work
in the same way that it used to since r1369. Basically, the swank
paths are failing to be added to your classpath at runtime - you can
get around this either by reverting to an older version of clojure, OR
you can pass an expl
Hello,
I updated clojure and found that Swank somehow broke at r1369.
I am getting the following error when I try loading SLIME inside Emacs.
user=> user=> java.io.FileNotFoundException: Could not locate
swank/swank__init.class or swank/swank.clj on classpath: (NO_SOURCE_FILE:0)
user=> user=> j
