On Sat, May 8, 2010 at 4:10 PM, Mike K wrote:
>> Anyone else looking at this sort of thing, or even interested?
+1
> I'm very interested although I'm not looking at it right now (still
> taking baby steps learning Clojure while waiting for ClojureCLR to
> mature a bit)
>
> ClojureCLR + WPF / Sil
> Anyone else looking at this sort of thing, or even interested?
I'm very interested although I'm not looking at it right now (still
taking baby steps learning Clojure while waiting for ClojureCLR to
mature a bit)
ClojureCLR + WPF / Silverlight is ultimately where I want to go.
Thanks for being a
Progress! I may be talking to myself but I figure I should record any
answers beside the question. I now have this XAML:
Binding to this map:
{:foo "Foo value.", :bar "Bar value."}
.Net has custom type descriptors which allow you to tap into the
reflection process and mess with
Binding to:
{"Foo" "Bar"}
With the slightly modified XAML:
Prints "Bar" as expected. Close.
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Hi,
I am doing some experiments to see how ClojureCLR could help with some
of the challenges in building WPF applications. My question is, what
sort of Clojure object can I use as a data context for WPF data
binding?
For example, given the following XAML:
Using Clojure I would like to set
