hmmm, the .NET String thing isn't quite working for some reason.
Seems like it converts to the java string. I can work with
StringBuilder though:
(def sb (new cli.System.Text.StringBuilder))
(. sb (Append "asdf"))
On Oct 22, 11:30 am, Mark J P <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Steps for running clojure as a .NET app and instantiating .NET types.
>
> - I converted the clojure.jar to clojure.dll: ikvmc -target:library c:
> \path\to\clojure.jar (this creates clojure.dll)
> - Convert mscorlib.dll to mscorlib.jar: ikvmstub mscorlib.dll
> - Create a .net c# console app, and add reference to clojure.dll
> - Change Main to this:
> static void Main(string[] args)
> {
> clojure.lang.Repl.main(new string[] {});
> }
> - Run console app (Repl) and add mscorlib.jar to classpath via
> clojure: (add-classpath file://c:.....)
>
> Now you can instantiate .net types
> (def i (new cli.System.Int32))
> (def s (new cli.System.String nil))
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