Clojure doesn't make you say "class" to talk about a class:
String
=> class java.lang.String
Saying "class" takes the class of a thing, even when that thing is a
class:
(class String)
=> java.lang.Class
Stu
How do I invoke Foo.class in Clojure?
Specifically, I'm trying to convert this (working) Java to Clojure.
service.getEntry(new URL(entryUrl), PortfolioEntry.class);
When I do this:
(def entry-url-str (str base-url portfolio-feed-url-suffix "/" id)) ;
this works
(def entry-url (new URL entry-url-str)) ; this works too
(doto service
...
(. getEnrty entry-url (class PortfolioEntry)))
I get this:
actual: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No matching method found:
getEnrty for class com.google.gdata.client.finance.FinanceService
Is seems like "(class PortfolioEntry)" doesn't resolve to the same
type as "PortfolioEntry.class".
Any ideas?
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