Agree, but I'm not a huge fan of :- as the syntax. Its fine, but why not
just colon like in pascal based languages?
Or even just have the spec follow the arguments and the arg list?
I think for spec, macros of a different name might be best, since I think
its not useful to have fns that don't ha
Ok, hope it works out.
> On Sep 23, 2017, at 8:03 PM, lawrence.krub...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Thanks for the answer. I am surprised because I used this code for years
> without ever seeing that error. I'm trying to imagine what I did differently
> this one time. I've added error detection, we
Would also love to see the spec-aware fn, def, defn and defrecord utils
somewhere. One thing I like most about Clojure(Script) is it's conciseness
and Schema provided just that with it's schema-aware def(n)s & the plumbing
defnk. The current fdef seems good for libraries, but feels noisy for app
File a jira
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It would be helpful if start-server would have :encoding as option.
Reason: My system has to talk to different clients in different encodings.
I justed hacked start-server and added encodings as an argument
so I can start servers on different ports with different encodings.
That works but if the
