Also, one thing I just thought about: I got this error when running
lein jar. Is it possible this is a leiningen problem rather than a
clojure problem?
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I have a project that consists of playhaven.downloader.run and
playhaven.downloader.core. Run is defined like this (for brevity's
sake, I've left out a lot of the code; let me know if I missed
something important):
;; run.clj
(ns playhaven.downloader.run
(:use playhaven.downloader.core
I've written a test that does this:
public void ReadFile(TextReader infile)
{
using (var text_reader = new PushbackTextReader(infile)) {
LispReader.read(text_reader, false, null, true);
}
}
...in a loop. I'm running this operation
On Aug 30, 2:24 am, Dan Fichter wrote:
> The Clojure version is more concise and radically safer but a little more
> conceptually packed. Is it worth your trouble?
Being primarily a Python programmer, I can say that the first thing my
co-workers would say is that Clojure isn't as readable as Py
I'm attempting to run some functions in the parallel library. I've
downloaded jsr166y and put it in my classpath. Apparently, all of the
functions that the parallel library uses got split into another
library called extra166y (and the namespace was changed as well). I
figured that it would be a
