> through their extended experience, really 'get' the model behind
> Clojure, and have developed idiomatic sensibilities.
Would anyone else like to see something along the lines of an idioms/
style guide?
The closest I've seen to this is the wiki examples.
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> I humbly present my first steps toward an Clojure Eclipse plugin
> (http://code.google.com/p/clojure-dev/).
It seems your writing your plug-in in java. I don't know anything
about Eclipse plug-ins; it should be possible (maybe not desirable) to
write the plug-in in clojure right? what are your
I wrote some code to enable declarative swing definitions pretty much
identical in form to Michael's suggestion:
(let [gui
(swingset
(JFrame frame {:setSize [500 500]}
(JPanel panel {:setBackground (. Color orange)}
(JLabel {:setText "Hello World
Like some other posters to this group, I thought it would be cool to
have Clojure create a GUI based on a declarative definition. My plan
was to use a recursive macro to handle the creation of nested swing
objects and I found myself wanting to view the macro expansions.
Unfortunately macroexpand a