Hi all,
I'm writing a library which is organized using "lein new", so the
directory structure contains an "src" and "test". I have added a
directory "examples" with scripts that should be able to run by just
typing "./example-1.clj".
So the directory structure is:
<pre>
+- project.clj
+- src
| +- my-project
| +- core.clj
| +- io.clj
| +- conversions.clj
+- test
+- examples
+- example-1.clj
+- example-2.clj
</pre>
Suppose that src/my-project/core.clj has the following contents:
(ns my-project.core)
(defn print-hello [] "Hello world")
I can run that code from the repl (in my case: using liebke's "cljr
repl") with:
(load-file "core.clj")
(print-hello)
However, I have not been able yet to create the example script that
should be executable by itself. What should that file look like? There
are basically 2 issues: the she-bang line and the namespace. I've
tried using different versions of "/usr/bin/env cljr run" and "/usr/
bin/env java -cp cljr.jar ..." in the she-bang line, but no luck. Same
goes for loading the my-project source files.
It'll be obvious to you that I don't know java :-) Should be simple,
but
Many thanks,
jan.
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