Dear Clojurians, after working some days with gen-class I've come up with some thoughts.
- gen-class should require the namespace not the implementation file directly. The namespace is responsible to make the implementation available. As Rich stated in other threads: the namespace is the the unit that matters, not the file. Otherwise one has to redo the same initialisation again and again, once per class. - I got bitten again by the -/_ duality in namespaces. It would be nice if foo_bar.SomeClass was translating to foo-bar/SomeClass-*. - It would also be nice if classes defined in a namespace were available to the namespace w/o special import. So that code in the foo_bar (<- foo-bar) namespace could use (new SomeClass) directly. Similar to the "package" in Java. Just some observations, while using gen-class... Sincerely Meikel PS: I have only rare access to the net at the moment. So I am not quite up-to-date. So I'm sorry in case that was already discussed before.
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