Sweet! So that worked. However, even though unlikely, i would like to
avoid symbol collision. So i tried something like this
(ns ide.handlers
(:use clojure.contrib.with-ns))
(defmacro new-handler-class
[classname-sym event & body]
(let [hinted-this (with-meta 'this {:tag classname-sym})]
`(let [new-ns# (create-ns 'ns-name#)]
(gen-class
:name ~classname-sym
:extends org.eclipse.core.commands.AbstractHandler
:init ~'init
:impl-ns ns-name#
:main false)
(with-ns new-ns#
(defn ~'init
[]
[[] []])
(defn ~'execute
[~hinted-this ~event]
~...@body)))))
(new-handler-class ide.KeyTest _
(.println System/out "HI"))
However, this time i get the error
Caused by: java.io.FileNotFoundException: Could not locate
ns_name__154__auto____init.class or ns_name__154__auto__.clj on
classpath:
Again, there is compiled something like ns_name__154__auto__
$init__162.class. I really wonder what these dollar signs signify!
I guess this is a very similar error to the one above mentioned. I
guess i sort of nested ns again. Do you have any suggestions for
preventing name clashing of the functions?
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