2008/10/17 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I've done some work on jedit clojure too, if you're interested I'll
> send what i have. I have quite a lot working in fact but it's a bit
> flaky - repl, stolen method tree from enclojure, run scripts, syntax
> highlighting generator
Ok, that
I've done some work on jedit clojure too, if you're interested I'll
send what i have. I have quite a lot working in fact but it's a bit
flaky - repl, stolen method tree from enclojure, run scripts, syntax
highlighting generator.
I'm actually using emacs now, so i'm not sure I'll get back to it, i
On Oct 17, 9:01 am, Stuart Halloway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I haven't looked at the jEdit source, but the whole *purpose* of the
> context loader is to avoid having to have explicit configuration APIs
> for class loaders. It sounds like it would make more sense to patch
> jEdit to set the c
I haven't looked at the jEdit source, but the whole *purpose* of the
context loader is to avoid having to have explicit configuration APIs
for class loaders. It sounds like it would make more sense to patch
jEdit to set the context loader appropriately
That being said, editor integration is
I am working on a Clojure plugin for jEdit. Currently you can use Clojure
source as jEdit macros and evaluate source directly from a buffer. Next step
is the incorporation of a REPL.
The first try proved to be a bit more troublesome than I had expected. Apart
from me being wrong footed by jEdit´s
I am working on a Clojure plugin for jEdit. Currently you can use
Clojure source as jEdit macros and evaluate source directly from a
buffer. Next step is the incorporation of a REPL.
The first try proved to be a bit more troublesome than I had expected.
Apart from me being wrong footed by jEdit´s
