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(slime 'sbcl))
(defun clj ()
Starts Clojure in Slime
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It works for me. Are you trying to look up a built-in clojure function
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Any ideas with the problem? I provided all the info in the earlier mail.
This issue is really biting me :)
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know what your clojure binary looks like, but is the code for
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Yes they are in the classpath. I can 'use' clojure.contrib fine. But
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(defun lisp-enable-paredit-hook ()
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This is fantastic! Congratulations to Rich and the Clojure community.
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(setq clojure-src-root clj-root)
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was causing the problem.
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You can append you classpath to swank-clojure-extra-classpaths after
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For the time being I will stick to his swank-clojure, with switch back
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([x y more]
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Replace thisfn with argcount and it should work. That was just a
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Or may be thisfn used to be something and doesn't exist anymore.
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Who cares? There are many classy JVM implementations from third
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He, being a fairly intelligent and pragmatic man, accepted my logic.
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You will be in deep trouble if you are counting and managing the
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Otherwise, Clojure (like all Lisps) has very minimal syntax.
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Hibernate less verbose).
I would like to know how you have solved similar problems.
Is Hibernate useful? Is managing a bunch of XML config files a necessary
evil?
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How mature are they? Do they work well with PostgreSQL? Apparently,
ClojureQL doesn't.
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A sample directory structure would help.
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clojure-project function.
2. After that, it still fails to work as it remains stuck at the
Polling /tmp/slime.634... stage.
Any pointers?
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to change my classpath.
Another question. Where do I put the clojure clojure-contrib JAR files?
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Is there any way for me to just put the JAR files somewhere and get them
added to the classpath?
Put them in a lib/ folder at your project root.
Many thanks Luke. That worked. I should have looked at the source of
clojure-project before.
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are
calculated:
[0 1] - [0 1]
[0 1] + (map + [0 1] [1]) - [0 1 1]
[0 1] + (map + [0 1 1] [1 1]) - [0 1 1 2]
[0 1] + (map + [0 1 1 2] [1 1 2]) - [0 1 1 2 3]
And so on.
This is really cool, isn't it?
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in Clojure :)
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there are no parentheses.
I think the parentheses help a lot in lending homoiconicity to Clojure
and other Lisps.
Moreover, when you use a decent Lisp-aware editor parentheses usually
vanish in thin air. All you care about then is the indentation.
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the conciseness of loop (in
typical cases) while also having the extensibility and power of
iterate.
+1 for a Clojure port of Iterate; it's a fantastic library.
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(* (count vect1) 5)
Are you sure you used def and now defn while defining vect1?
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Have fun :)
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it as and when required.
In general, the idea of storing the data in some variable by
continuously mutating it is frowned upon.
As far as your requirement is concerned, I can help if you show me a
concrete example.
Just the inputs and the output would do.
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Abhishek Reddy wrote:
The semicolon character opens a single-line comment in Clojure (as is
traditional in lisp languages). It's like // in Java.
Off topic:
Abhishek, so have you switched from CL to Clojure now? ;)
Anyway, have loads of fun. I am.
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I looked at the code but I am not sure about the exact way to do it. I
can probably use straight Java interop, but I would rather use the
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I've been working on an easy to use open source community repository to
complement Leiningen in making building and dependency management easier
for Clojure projects.
Beautiful work, Alex. Really amazing.
Kudos to you and the awesome Clojure community.
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, the jars never existed for me since I started using Leiningen
recently. I want to migrate our project to Leiningen but I can't since
Compojure still depends on a non-existent clojure package.
Is it too hard to fix this problem?
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Would be even better if it were implemented in Clojure though. =)
That's on the anvil. I will do it when I get some time. For now, we will
have to do with Python :)
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I tried using 1.2.14 because 1.2.15 was bringing in a truck load of
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Mike,
Finally, can anyone recommend a good free common lisp implementation
that runs well with slime / emacs under Windows?
SBCL is excellent. So is Clozure CL.
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Any recommendations on slides I can steal? :)
Feel free to use mine -
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- Same for par-edit
Macro-expand, evaluation, M-. etc. all work like a charm. The debugger
is not as advanced as in CL, but does the job fine. I use Clojure +
SLIME + Paredit daily and it's a charm.
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starting from getting started with
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We could use content from the Wikibooks project to get started, but we
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Nice work! By the way, which Emacs mode do you have installed which
shows the WPM count?
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You can do the same kind of destructuring in a let form too.
I hope I was able to explain it to you. I agree, the examples were
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Clojure provides you all the tools that you *might* need. You just have
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Thanks for testing!
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There is definitely something strange going on. Things worked just
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I have an app. I would like to have debug mode and a production mode. In
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Haven't looked at the code, but `set!` should work. ~BG
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I know how to call static java methods such as the ones defined here:
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This the syntax for map destructuring. Works on function argument vector
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You'll find multiple online resources that explain this clearly.
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On 29 Apr 2013 09:29, Jorge Urdaneta jorge.urdan...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you. Shame on me
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