I think the root cause is that you need to follow the directory name and
filename conventions. For example clojure.java.jdbc is in a
clojure/java/jdbc.clj file
https://github.com/clojure/java.jdbc/blob/master/src/main/clojure/clojure/java/jdbc.clj
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I want to do something like when you import a file from a clojure package,
for example the case of jdbc, you wrote* (:require [clojure.java.jdbc :as
sql])* than you call functions from clojure jdbc with statement
(sql/fc-name..)
but seams that this not working in case you have two .clj files
And alternatively you could declare the first namespace as being a.b.c.fileB
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Normally, the initial elements of the namespace are used to create directories
and the last element matches the filename. So, for your first example, there
would be an a/b/c.clj file.
Perhaps this is at the root of the issue.
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Hi all,
I have file fileB.clj
(ns a.b.c)
(defn inc-sample [no] (+ no 1))
and file fileA.clj
(ns a.b.c.d
(:require [a.b.c.fileB :as fB]))
(defn method-a []
(println "number incremented" (fB/inc-sample 2))
)
in fileA.clj I'm not able to see the functions from fileB.clj even
