Re: using library.path

2009-10-11 Thread Folcon
Thanks for that! btw, is there a cannonical way to create executable jar files? I'm having some success to make this a web start application but every time I compile I keep getting could not find main class. my namespace contains (:gen-class :main true) with the main function I want to declare

Re: using library.path

2009-10-10 Thread Robert Stehwien
Folcon, Here is a link to a port (not mine) of the scrolling tank in slick to clojure: http://github.com/phtrivier/clj-slick-tank --Robert On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 10:40 AM, Folcon wrote: > > I appear to have solved the problem. Actually my main development is > using clojure box which is a win

Re: using library.path

2009-10-10 Thread Folcon
I appear to have solved the problem. Actually my main development is using clojure box which is a windows clojure development enviroment that runs in slime/emacs. It appears that you need to load the native files for your operating system to the library path. I'm not sure how operating system inde

Re: using library.path

2009-10-10 Thread Timothy Pratley
On Oct 10, 8:30 pm, Folcon wrote: > I'm currently trying to import some slick classes. Namely BasicGame > which appears to be the problem. I've tried this in Clojure Box and > enclojure both in windows while running Java 6. > > I get mixed errors when I try calling (import '(org.newdawn.slick > B

using library.path

2009-10-10 Thread Folcon
I'm currently trying to import some slick classes. Namely BasicGame which appears to be the problem. I've tried this in Clojure Box and enclojure both in windows while running Java 6. I get mixed errors when I try calling (import '(org.newdawn.slick BasicGame)). Now I have noticed that calling (i