I've done a bit of Java programming, and one of the reasons I use an IDE (netbeans) rather than plain vim is that I can write code without having to bother about where every class I use comes from, then click 'fix imports' and have netbeans statically examine the code and add import statements. I've missed this in clojure - is it possible in theory to examine a clojure program and a classpath, and generate the import statements needed to make it compile? It needn't do a perfect job, of course, but just handling the common case would be very useful - as it is, I have to constantly go looking up the java docs to find out what package provides every class I use.
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