If your code does not grow beyond what you show us, it seems like a
good compromise.
If you want to be more DRY, here's my take:
(defn add-components! [composite components]
(doseq [component components] (.addComponent composite component)))
(defn -init [this]
(let [app this]
(.setMainWindow this
(doto (Window. "Test application")
(add-components! (Label. "Hello!") (Button. "button"))))))
2011/6/23 Antonio Recio <[email protected]>:
> I would like to use only one time ".addComponent" and don't repeat it each
> time that I need to add something. How I can do it? Perhaps with doto? Are
> there other way? It is possible to optimize it more?
> (defn -init [this]
> (let [app this]
> (.setMainWindow this
> (doto (Window. "Test application")
> (.addComponent (Label. "Hello!"))
> (.addComponent (Button. "button"))))))
>
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