Hi Clojurians,
I'm finding myself far down the rabbit hole of gen-class. I am trying
to generate a class that has a bunch of static methods, and each of
those methods has many overloads of arities and types. Unfortunately,
there is no interface--this class gets called through reflection in a
legacy system.
The class's parameter types include primitives, primitive arrays, and Objects.
I am doing something like:
(gen-class
:name "my.odd.Class"
:main false
:methods [^{:static true} [-myfunc ["[Lint;" String] void]
^{:static true} [-myfunc ["[Ldouble;" int] Object]])
I found a post explaining that I could define method implementations
with overloads by doing -methodName-arg1type-arg2type-arg3type, but
when I try that I get an exception that the FileName is too long from
the clojure compiler.
I can easily generate a map from signatures to implementations, but I
need to generate the class with all the overloads.
Is there any way to do this? Should I resign myself to writing out a
.java file, and compiling that?
Thanks,
David
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