On Wed, May 28, 2014 at 12:56:43AM -0700, sorin cristea wrote:
> *( defn some-method[arg] (def thred (. Thread currentThred)
> (println "on current thread" thread "use variable" arg))*
>
> 'thred' - is only visible inside of some-methd, because is a little
> confuse for me your stateme
Thanks Sean, indeed this help me a lot ..
one question, beside that it's not indicated to define def inside of a
defn, as you pointed before, if I have the bellow code:
*( defn some-method[arg] (def thred (. Thread currentThred)
(println "on current thread" thread "use variable"
On May 23, 2014, at 2:19 AM, sorin cristea wrote:
> Thank Philippe for your advices,I came from java environment and seems I
> still remain with some 'bad' habits.
Coming from Java, the main thing to bear in mind in Clojure is that you do not
have "variables" in the sense you are used to and yo
Thank Philippe for your advices,I came from java environment and seems I
still remain with some 'bad' habits.
On Friday, May 23, 2014 12:04:52 PM UTC+3, Philippe Guillebert wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> This is not written as functional code. You have to understand that :
>
> (cons f futures)
>
> cre
Hello
This is not written as functional code. You have to understand that :
(cons f futures)
creates a new "version" of futures with f in front of it and cons *returns
it to you*. Put another way,* futures is not modified by cons*. In your
dotimes construct, the consed value is lost each loo
