Hi,
you are right. require-owl also works as a function:
(defn require-owl
[file & {nspace :namespace :or {nspace *ns*}}]
(with-open [rdr (io/reader file)]
(doseq [entry (owl-seq rdr)
:let [entry-name (translate-name (:name entry))]]
(intern nspace entry-name (:init entry))
(alter-meta! (ns-resolve nspace entry-name) assoc :owl true))
This should work as before. I think the important part for your question is
actually the ns-resolve to fix the tests.
Meikel
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