So I've got something strange happening.
I have a function (play, see below) which I spin off in a separate thread:
(future (play {:black black-strategy :white white-strategy} :black))
The weird thing is whilst the first (println) in play is printed to the
console, and so is a similar print from the watch I have on current-board,
the play thread seems to stall at that point: I never see "done swap" or
any other prints from play and my UI doesn't update past the initial change
to current-board.
It's almost as if swap! does it's job but then never returns.
Any pointers for me?
(defn play [player-strategies player]
(println "play called (next is waiting 5 seconds before doing anything.")
(Thread/sleep 5000)
(swap! current-board #(get-and-make-move %1 (player-strategies player)
player))
(println "done swap!")
(let [next-player (next-to-play @current-board player)]
(if-not next-player
(let [result (count-difference :black)]
(printf "GAME OVER") ;; should
return the result
(print-board @current-board)
; (print (result-string result))
(newline) ;)
result)
(recur player-strategies next-player)))))
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