Hello!
Short: It works, but is not perfect.
(this may need an windows expert to make it better)
After seeing a script for Scala using something shebang like for a
windows system:
------------------------scalascript.cmd------------
::#!
@echo off
call scala -savecompiled %0 %*
goto :eof
::!#
println("I didn't believe this.")
argv.toList foreach Console.println
------------------------end--------------------------------
I tried this for Clojure. It seems that the Scala people did some
special handling for this case, in order to let Scala ignore the lines
from ::# to ::#. For Clojure I had to do this somehow manually.
---------------------clojurescript.cmd-------------
::#!
@echo off
REM (comment
call java -jar clojure.jar -e "(ns script (:require [clojure.core]))
(do (def echo (ref nil)) (def off nil) (def goto nil) (def REM
nil) :starting)" %0 %*
REM )
goto :eof
::!#
(println "\nI still would like to make this easier.")
---------------------end---------------------------------
Output is:
D:\lang\clojure>testscript.cmd
:starting
I still would like to make this easier.
D:\lang\clojure>
I actually dont completely understand whats happening. Any hints
appreciated.
Kind regards, alux
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