On Thursday, March 22, 2012 11:06:27 PM UTC-3, Moritz Ulrich wrote: > > The whole thing works in leiningen because it loads all necessary > dependencies for you. > > I highly recommend to use leiningen for all dependency management, > don't copy jars around. A quick look at the readme of Clooj reveals > that it somehow supports leiningen :) > Thank you, your answer makes sense. Scrutiny of the Clooj readme reveals "you are encouraged to use one of these [leiningen, cake] from the command line in conjunction with the clooj editor." I don't see how, though. I've run "lein deps" at the command line, and it makes satisfying noises, but it doesn't improve my ability to write code in Clooj. Does this mean I can't write code incrementally in Clooj unless it has no dependencies?
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