Stephen Gilardi <squee...@mac.com> writes:
Hi!
>> Currently, with clojure 1.3, it has to be associated with a class or
>> clojure file.
>
> The primary purpose of both use and require is to load code from a
> file in classpath.
Sure. But when you say primary you imply there's also a secondary
purpose.
>> So while I can't use or require it, I can refer it. However, what I
>> really want to do is to require it with some short alias.
>> Unfortunately, refer doesn't support an :as option.
>
> For the purpose you describe, alias should work. (:as uses alias to do
> its job)
Hey, that looks like what I'm looking for. :-)
Thanks a lot,
Tassilo
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