Hi, Am 01.04.2009 um 21:22 schrieb Daniel Jomphe:
If my mileage is representative at all of most newcomer's experiences trying to get acquainted with clojure, this is very bad: all the following editors have a plugin for clojure, but none of them comes with an easy way to add clojure.contrib to the classpath.
I use Vim with VimClojure. My setup looks like this: I have a directory where I put all jars I want in my classpath. Then I set the CLOJURE_EXT environment variable to this directory and startup the VC server. Et voilá. That's it. If I need a non-standard classpath I simply create a special directory, put my special jars there and point the CLOJURE_EXT env variable there instead of the usual directory. Yes. Environment variables work like binding. With this setup, I *never* *ever* had a problem. Adding a new jar file? No problem. Just drop it into the right directory. I don't see a way, how this could be further simplified. IMHO managing the Classpath is not the job of the editor. Sincerely Meikel
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