Hello, Welcome, second external user of clojure-dev ! :-).
You will find clojure-dev developers in this mailing list. And, if others think the discussions become too clojure-dev centric, we can still continue this on the user group for clojure-dev. First of all, let me say there's an update site for what is considered the less buggy version, and I try to maintain this update site as soon as new functionalities are out : "Release early, release often !" :-) The URL for the update site : http://clojure-dev.googlecode.com/svn/updatesite/ It could be interesting that you test clojure-dev first via the update site, because it can help detect installation problems. The update site is hosted directly in clojure-dev svn repo, since there seems to be no possibility to host a static (unversioned) web site at google code for the moment. Please note that, as you can guess from its version number (0.0.7), clojure-dev is still in its infancy. Nevertheless, you should be able to do what you described above, so please try again with the version packaged in the update site. I have no time just right now, but in an hour or two I will make a summary page on the wiki concerning the current set of functionalities for clojure-dev. Just ONE word concerning clojure-dev philosophy : we want to embrace the fact that clojure runs on the JVM. So we will try to use as many classical java mechanisms and standards as possible. For example, a clojure project is really just a java project with library dependencies on clojure. - By default the clojure wizard will create a java project that will add an external dependency on the clojure library that is embedded with clojure dev. But you can remove this dependency, and replace it with the clojure version you want : this clojure version will then be the one used for launching REPL, browsing the namespace ... - You can also "enable clojure" on an existing java project : here again, the wizard will just add a dependency for you. In both cases, clojure-dev will also add a clojure "nature" to your project, that is registering a new builder (clojure builder). This builder will (because right now it does nothing) build compiled versions of clojure namespaces, so that you can see the corresponding classes in normal java code for java-clojure collaboration. Fiouuu, this was a long post again, Regards, -- Laurent On Jan 18, 10:19 am, "T. Ettinger" <tommy.ettin...@gmail.com> wrote: > I stumbled upon Clojure in a search for a scripting language for > the JVM that was more functional in style than the rest, and although > it isn't really a "scripting language," I really, really like its > feature set. Unfortunately, I really, really dislike emacs (every > option for the Mac I use is terrible), and the Vim/Gorilla thing was > not working, so I gave up on Clojure until I found Clojure-dev. > Eclipse is my favorite IDE and I am comfortable with it, so this plug- > in seemed great. I was considering writing my own using the amazing > Groovy plug-in as a base, but Clojure-dev seemed a lot easier at the > time. > I have encountered a number of problems (as is to be expected from > version 0.0.7). Although it took some work, with a few changes to the > source code, and with build order for clojure.jar having to be above > the JRE, which in turn had to be J2SE-1.5, I got the plug-in to build > without errors. However, when I ran the plug-in as part of a new > Eclipse window, "New Clojure Project" showed up as an option but could > not be started (the error is "The selected wizard could not be > started. > Plug-in clojuredev was unable to load class > clojuredev.wizards.NewClojureProjectWizard. > An error occurred while automatically activating bundle clojuredev > (416). > "). > Is anyone familiar enough with Eclipse or Clojure-dev to help out here? --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Clojure" group. To post to this group, send email to clojure@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to clojure+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/clojure?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
