Hi Moe.
That looks really useful, and as far as I can tell yours is the only
library for SNS. I'm considering using your library in a production app,
are there any pitfalls I should be aware of?
>From quickly browsing the sources, it is not clear to me what the functions
declared by the defiss
That should come in handy, thanks!
Matthias
Den onsdag den 26. august 2015 kl. 00.04.34 UTC+2 skrev Rafik NACCACHE:
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> Hi Guys,
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> I contributed an Instant Answer to DuckDuckGo.
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> When you search for "Clojure" with a number of terms, you directly have
> under the "software" tab all the pac
I might have missed one or two of those pieces of documentation; will take a
look in the morning tomorrow.
My plans are just to use the SNS parts of fink-nottle to create and delete
device endpoints, and subsequently publish to them. My use case is about as
basic as it gets, I think.
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You
I might have missed one or two of those pieces of documentation; will take a
look in the morning tomorrow.
My plans are just to use the SNS parts of fink-nottle to create and delete
device endpoints, and subsequently publish to them. My use case is about as
basic as it gets, I think.
Regards,
Hi,
You can write some lines of Clojure code in a file, and then execute
it with the command 'clj '. I'm sitting on a linux box
where the script to start Clojure is called 'clj', but if you don't
have such or simply downloaded the zip from clojure.org, you can use
this line to execute a script cal
Hm, I wrote a reply yesterday figuring it would show up today (seeing as I
accidentally double posted last time because it did not show up at once),
but that reply seems to be lost.
I see what you mean now, I think. Seeing as you will have to build your
hierarchies yourself you might try someth
The problem with the protocols approach is that it leads to an explosion in
the number of explicitly defined records. His example was only with labels,
but I can imagine he might have borders and any number of other decorations
on the widgets, in which case he would need something like
(defreco
It sounds like a use for the decorator pattern, or am I missing
something? In case I am not I have given it a shot using records and
protocols:
(defrecord TextField [text])
(defrecord DatetimePicker [datetimes])
(defrecord Label [text widget])
(defprotocol Renderable
(render [this]))
(extend-p
It sounds a little like the decorator pattern would do the trick for
you in this case - am I missing something? In case I am not, I have
given it a shot using records and protocols:
(defrecord TextField [text])
(defrecord DatetimePicker [datetimes])
(defrecord Label [text widget])
(defprotocol Re
