Hi everyone- I've spent a couple of hours now trying to create a macro
that will work in ClojureScript and keep hitting a wall- Any pointers
would be greatly appreciated!
OK, so I'm running Ubuntu and have clojurescript installed at "~/
clojurescript". I have a clojurescript file "bar.cljs" in directory "~/
foo". I can compile my clojurescript by running "~/clojurescript/bin/
cljsc bar.cljs '{:optimizations :advanced}' > bar.js" without problem
(when I'm in the "~/foo" directory)
Next, however, I want to create a macro. Because of this, I've added
"require-macros" to the top of my bar.cljs file:
(ns bar
(:require-macros [my.macros :as my]))
I've created a file "macros.clj" file, which right now just contains
the ns declaration "(ns my.macros)"
I put this file in the directory "~/foo/my". Unfortunately, when I now
run cljsc again I get the error: "Could not locate my/
macros__init.class or my/macros.clj on classpath"
Now, I'm no expert on the java compilation process, or the internals
of the clojurescript compiler, but I have tried manually editing the
CLASSPATH variable in my Ubuntu terminal every way imaginable. I have
also tried moving the "macros.clj" file into every place imaginable
(including every conceivable place in "~/clojurescript" but I am not
able to get it to work.
Can someone help me figure out what I am doing wrong? Can someone let
me know the best place to put "macros.clj"?
Thanks in advance for your help!
-Conrad Barski
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