I get the following in "problems" in CCW when opening a particular
Clojure project:
Unable to resolve symbol: => in this context sandbox.clj
/sandbox/src line 1 Clojure Compilation Problem
The line in question is just this:
(ns sandbox)
Error, my left nostril. Of course, perhaps CCW is seeing the macro
expansion, and it contains a => somewhere, and it's interpreted
specially by more macros, but the editor isn't smart enough to realize
that and assumes it should resolve to a global Var, but:
=> (macroexpand '(ns sandbox))
(do (clojure.core/in-ns (quote sandbox))
(clojure.core/with-loading-context
(clojure.core/refer (quote clojure.core))))
There's nothing in here that resembles => except for the REPL prompt I
typed the macroexpand form at. I'd think maybe it was even mistaking a
REPL prompt for a symbol in need of resolving, except it appears
before any REPL is even started.
It doesn't seem to actually break anything, though, except possibly
AOT compilation, which I don't need for my sandbox "project" (random
code snippets and experimentation sandbox). Unless I see this block
AOT compilation of something that actually needs it I'm classing it as
cosmetic. (Even if it did stop in-Eclipse AOT compilation, I'd only be
one "lein uberjar" away from deployment anyway, so even then it isn't
a showstopper.)
Don't know if the problem is in CCW, or the particular version of the
Clojure compiler that installed with it, or both. The Clojure version
at the CCW REPL reports its identity thusly:
=> *clojure-version*
{:major 1, :minor 2, :incremental 0, :qualifier ""}
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