On 9/11/2009 7:38 PM, Phil Hagelberg wrote:
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> Tom Faulhaber writes:
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>> I'm not so excited about deriving authorship data from git, though. It
>> seems like there are a lot of reasons that could be "wrong" from the
>> point of view of what we want for the documentation (how do you decide
>> wh
I use clojure-mode with slime. But i did not use clojure-install.
I also do not run clojure from within emacs. I run it via script, and
then connect to it via slime-connect.
I prefer it much more than clojure-install, because i have a control
over where my clojure and other libraries are resided
Phil Hagelberg writes:
> The solution I've settled on is the clojure-project function:
Here's what I've added to the swank-clojure codebase. It supports the
somewhat standard src/ and classes/ project layout style as well as one
based on Maven conventions.
(defun swank-clojure-project (pat
Tom Faulhaber writes:
> I'm not so excited about deriving authorship data from git, though. It
> seems like there are a lot of reasons that could be "wrong" from the
> point of view of what we want for the documentation (how do you decide
> when a checkin represents a true "co--author?", etc.).
Even more information here:
https://www.assembla.com/spaces/clojure-contrib/tickets/19-Re-add-auto-agent-clj
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2009/9/11 Brenton :
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> I use clojure-mode.
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> I have a ruby script named clj that I use to start Clojure from the
> command line and from emacs.
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> When I set up a new Clojure project I create the following files:
>
> .cljrc.clj
> bin/
> src/
> test/
> lib/
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> The clj script does the following
2009/9/11 Andy Kish :
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> On Sep 10, 6:23 am, Rick Moynihan wrote:
>> As I'm sure you and many others know, this problem exists in the Java
>> community also... A few years ago I found a solution in Apache
>> Commons Launcher:
>>
>> http://commons.apache.org/launcher/
>
> Another cool launcher I
Hello !
I need to rewrite a swank implementation which is in java for the Cusp
plugin. Looking around, I saw swank-clojure. I thought i would ask
more knowledgeable people than me whether it is what i'm looking for
(crosses fingers!).
(1) The plugin currently starts a lisp implementation and load
See this thread on the clojure-dev group:
http://groups.google.com/group/clojure-dev/browse_thread/thread/8fe671d08d8e275c#
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In Clojure the abstraction is the sequence, rather than an iterator.
The concept is similar.
On 11 Sep 2009, at 11:55 AM, carey wrote:
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> Thanks Richard, that helps. I've not used iterators much (only in C++,
> and they aren't nice there), I'll look this up. I have Halloways book
> here, but
2009/9/11 Richard Newman :
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>>> Where I'm stuck
>>> is how to get access to the particle names, as I would in the above
>>> line of Java code.
>
> The final bit, once you have an iterator over particles, would be:
>
> (fn [p] (.getName p))
>
> To avoid the use of reflection, you might want explic
Jim Menard writes:
> I do something similar to Brenton. I use clojure-mode, and vote for
> keeping it as-is, making SLIME integration optional or ancillary.
Could you guys give SLIME another shot via M-x clojure-install? If you
haven't been using it because you had a hard time installing SLIME/
I live in Redford, and I'll happily go to any local clojure group.
On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 1:01 PM, Lance Carlson wrote:
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> http://www.a2rb.org/ <- We just had our monthly meeting this week on
> Wednesday. Perhaps we can make the functional programming group again
> in between the Ruby meetings
I do something similar to Brenton. I use clojure-mode, and vote for
keeping it as-is, making SLIME integration optional or ancillary.
Jim
On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 12:21 PM, Brenton wrote:
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> I use clojure-mode.
>
> I have a ruby script named clj that I use to start Clojure from the
> command li
Thanks Richard, that helps. I've not used iterators much (only in C++,
and they aren't nice there), I'll look this up. I have Halloways book
here, but that doesn' mention them, so its back to the boards I
guess :)
On 11 Sep, 19:17, Richard Newman wrote:
> >> Where I'm stuck
> >> is how to get ac
Hello,
where can I find documentation for a Cells implementation for Clojure?
I read that there are several and I know that there is one version by
Stuart Sierra(I don't know about others). Where can I read more and
download it?
Thanks!
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You should have a good understanding of the usefulness of functional
programming from Ruby and Python, so you're in good shape.
As for learning Clojure, the best way is to start a *new* project, and
write it in the most straightforward way. The reasoning being:
1) When porting over an existing pr
On Sep 11, 10:56 am, Michael Teter wrote:
> What I would like to find now is some kind of guide or document to
> help me learn to design the functional way, instead of just writing
> Java in Clojure.
http://htdp.org/
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>> Where I'm stuck
>> is how to get access to the particle names, as I would in the above
>> line of Java code.
The final bit, once you have an iterator over particles, would be:
(fn [p] (.getName p))
To avoid the use of reflection, you might want explicit type
annotations:
(fn [#^Particle p
2009/9/11 carey :
> (. dataLoader getEnvironmentParticleSet)
>
> But what I want is to go through the list that this method returns and
> get the name of each particle in the list.
>
> I now that in Java this would be (inside some form of loop)
>
> dataLoader.getEnvironmentParticleSet().get(i).ge
Rich Hickey's reading list is comprehensive (daunting even ;)
http://www.amazon.com/Clojure-Bookshelf/lm/R3LG3ZBZS4GCTH/ref=cm_lm_byauthor_title_full
Some people suggest going through Project Euler.
Stuart Halloway's Programming Clojure emphasizes the functional perspective.
Another good approac
On Sep 11, 2009, at 10:58 AM, Lauri Pesonen wrote:
2009/9/11 Rich Hickey :
We should fix the doc. Patch welcome for this.
Ticket #189 - I've provided a patch following Stephen's suggested
doc string.
Thanks very much!
--Steve
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I use clojure-mode.
I have a ruby script named clj that I use to start Clojure from the
command line and from emacs.
When I set up a new Clojure project I create the following files:
.cljrc.clj
bin/
src/
test/
lib/
The clj script does the following:
1) Put the standard Clojure jars in the cla
I've got a java class that contains several lists of data.
I starts by loading them in from a set of files in a given directory,
thus:
(def dataLoader (new com.politespider.nmod.ProjectLoader))
(. dataLoader loadProject "H:/workspace/referenceProject")
This works, I beleive, certainly it appea
Hello all.
I'm very new to Clojure, but I have watched several screencasts and
read what examples I can find online. Suffice to say I'm very excited
about what I've seen.
What I would like to find now is some kind of guide or document to
help me learn to design the functional way, instead of ju
http://www.a2rb.org/ <- We just had our monthly meeting this week on
Wednesday. Perhaps we can make the functional programming group again
in between the Ruby meetings.
On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 2:48 AM, Andy Kish wrote:
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> I live in Ann Arbor and I'd love to meet people doing clojure stuff.
> La
Phil,
I didn't realize that had been implemented either, that's cool.
I'm not so excited about deriving authorship data from git, though. It
seems like there are a lot of reasons that could be "wrong" from the
point of view of what we want for the documentation (how do you decide
when a checkin
Hi David,
Thanks for the link. I am interested in Mathematica, but for numerical
matrix crunching, I prefer Matlab. I just don't really get the
peculiarities of the syntax and am hoping there is a book out there
that explains it in a nice clean way.
-Patrick
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If clean syntax really matters to you, you might want to take a look
at Mathematica. Its syntax is extremely simple and regular, very
lispy. Check out this link:
http://reference.wolfram.com/mathematica/tutorial/EverythingIsAnExpression.html
On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 10:43 AM, CuppoJava wrote:
2009/9/11 Rich Hickey :
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> We should fix the doc. Patch welcome for this.
Ticket #189 - I've provided a patch following Stephen's suggested doc string.
> Rich
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Hi guys,
I'm just wondering if there's anybody here that knows of a good Matlab
book to teach the semantics and syntax of the language? The books that
I've run into so far mostly focus on teaching the library and teach
the syntax in an ad-hoc learn-it-as-you-go fashion, which I don't
like. After C
I am using clojure.contrib.sql which gives me the typical Clojure
ResultSet: a set of maps. Are there any tricks you've used in the past
to transform this into XML? I was looking at Enlive since I've used it
- and loved it - for HTML transformations in the past, but examples
are few and I don't se
On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 5:35 PM, Stephen C. Gilardi wrote:
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> On Sep 8, 2009, at 2:14 AM, Timothy Pratley wrote:
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>> According to the docstring compare returns -1, 0 or 1:
>> user=> (compare \b \g)
>> -5
>
> We could fix the doc along the lines of:
>
> "Comparator. Returns a negative number, zero
Thanks! That did the trick.
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On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 1:20 PM, Seth
Phil thank you for your work on ESK and clojure-mode. When I started
doing more lisp stuff, I knew that I had to move from textmate to
emacs. ESK made switching a lot less daunting.
I use clojure-install (worked like a charm on debian and os x 10.6)
and clojure-update and I find them useful. They
I live in Ann Arbor and I'd love to meet people doing clojure stuff.
Lance, what ruby meetings have the folks interested in functional
languages?
SRT solutions hosts a bunch of UGs [1], but I haven't been to any of
them yet. If there's not a better place to meet, I'll show up at the
AAJUG on the
Very much agreed on the need for a default launcher/script. This is an
annoying obstacle to adoption in my mind. Most of the "Getting Started
with Clojure" tutorials show you how to launch clojure with java and
the jar, and then provide a shell script wrapper to simplify things.
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