Please add me to the following:
ClojureScipt
core.logic
Clojure tooling
ClojureCLR
Literate Programming
D3 and ClojureScript
Thanks,
Roland Sadowski
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Processing has PDF exporting capabilities via one of the standard
libraries that ship with it:
http://processing.org/reference/libraries/pdf/index.html
I haven't used it myself, but I remember seeing nice stuff rendered
with it.
-Roland
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Citigroup is using Clojure. In serious projects, not as perl
replacement on some developer's machine.
I'm not at liberty to share more details.
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Yes, you can compile the code to a DLL using th compile function,
similarly to how
it's done on the JVM. You have to set two env. variables, though (just
like one has to set
the classpath for the JVM):
clojure.compile.path and clojure.load.path
-Roland
On Jun 3, 8:49 am, Peter Hultgren wrote:
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In general, staying on the purely functional side will most likely
kill your performance.
You will need some mutation (I'd like to be proven otherwise,
though).
And not mutation via refs and so on, but mutation in the Java sense.
So you'll have to create some Java classes for your game objects
It
Hi,
I modified the gen-struct macro a bit and got it to generate
simple, mutable and immutable structures. You can customize
only one aspect of those classes: their fields. Here's an example:
(gen-struct
:name my.test.struct
:mutable-fields [[float x]
[f
Hi,
I'm currently in Copenhagen so I'm definitely interested.
-Roland
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Name: Roland Sadowski (fyuryu on IRC).
Library name: Clojure+Processing
Library home page URL: http://github.com/rosado/clj-processing/tree/master
Category: visualization, graphics, wrapper
License: Common Public License Version 1.0
Dependencies: a recent version of Processing (processing.org
Driving ant from Clojure would be cool. I like the syntax of rake (but
I don't use ruby)
and started working on something similar. I also wanted to look at
ant's internals
to reuse some of its code (probably).
Here's what I'm working towards (taken from a presentation about
rake):
(task :build [
> should call strokeWeight instead of strokeJoin.
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> Best regards,
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> On Sep 9, 8:28 am, fyuryu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > It's on github now (worked from linux...)
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> >http://github.com/rosado/clj-processing
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> > Roland
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I'm from Żory, Poland.
Roland
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It's on github now (worked from linux...)
http://github.com/rosado/clj-processing
Roland
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Sorry, forgot the link: http://bit.ly/3ZT3ZG
I wanted to put it on github, but windows/ssh/git don't want to
cooperate.
Roland
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Hi all, I've written a wrapper for Processing.org. It covers most of
the functions, some have slightly changed name. You need to have
processing's core.jar in the CLASSPATH to use it.
There's an example script with an amazing graphics demo. It works as a
standalone script but it's more fun via ed
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