> ... in any case
> explicitly setting *ns* works, and really who uses eval/load-file like
> this??
Agreed.
Bill
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Just a simpler example to demonstrate that new threads have *ns* set
to clojure.core:
(def *value* 'ok)
(def *a* (agent nil))
(send *a* (fn f [x] (println "AGENT:" *ns*)))
(send *a* (fn f [x] (eval '(println "AGENT:" *value*
(try (await *a*) (catch Exception e (println e) (println (agent-erro
Ah thanks Bill well that would explain it!
I added (println "DYN:" *ns*) to dyn.clj and (println "DEF:" *ns*) to
def.clj
and this is what I get:
>From the command line:
C:\java>clj def.clj
DEF: #
DYN: #
ok
>> both are in the same namespace
>From the REPL:
C:\java>clj
Clojure
user=> (load-file "d
> What's happening in the ActionListener code?
Actually this is more a question of how does load-file work I believe.
If I run your example with (read) added to the end to prevent the main
thread ending from the command line:
clj test.clj
it works as expected... ie: ok gets printed when clicking
I suggest you start by comparing the current namespace in your
actionPerformed method with that of *value*. Perhaps they are
different.
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Here's some code that works as I expected:
dyn.clj
(println *value*)
test.clj
(def *value* 'ok)
(defn test-eval []
(load-file "dyn.clj"))
(test-eval)
=> 'ok
But when run in an event handler it fails:
test.clj
(import '(javax.swing JButton JFrame)
'(java.aw
