--On 23 janvier 2014 13:08:57 +0000 Phillip Lord
<phillip.l...@newcastle.ac.uk> wrote:
The nstools library lets you do exactly that:
https://code.google.com/p/clj-nstools/
That looks nice; why not open up the reference-map though, so that it
would become extensible.
That's a good idea. Just making it public is risky, as any module could
mess up the namespace definition system shared by everybody. You'd want
something like subclassing (sorry for the OO jargon).
The tricky part is how one would actually use such extensions. Current
nstools is already a bit messy, since you must put a (clojure.core/use
'nstools.ns) in every source file before the (ns+ ...) form. An extension
to nstools would require a second line before (ns+ ...). What I'd prefer is
an extension mechanism in Clojure's built-in ns macro, which would permit a
much nicer implementation of nstools.
Konrad.
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