Hi, Am 16.03.2009 um 23:39 schrieb Elena:
- the REPL could allow for an option to just warn about missing definitions; - when loading/compiling a file, Clojure could parse all definitions before complaining about missing ones. It seems that such a solution would offer both maximum flexibility when prototyping and maximum sanity checking when finalizing the code. What do you think?
I probably wouldn't notice such a change. I code in the repl only very small snippets. To check my expectations of some return value of a function or the like. (Basically poor man's debugger) Things like a function I write in a file and send them to the clojure server, and only call them in the repl. I almost never write a function like this. (defn foo [] (let [x (bar)] (inc x))) "Hmmm... So how might bar look like?" It's almost always the other way around: (defn foo [] (let [x (long ugly stuff)] (inc x))) "Iek. I should refactor this." Hmm... So maybe I don't do prototyping.... Sincerely Meikel
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