On 31/10/13 12:43, P Martin wrote:
To clarify my error, I did not put your suggestion into the ns
declaration. I called it on a separate line of code. I now just have
all of my require statements at the top of my clj files with proper
aliasing and it works fine.
well yes if you do have a namespace that you're working on (which is not
temporary like the 'user' namespace) then the preferred way is to put
everything in your ns declaration. the only thing that changes is that
'require/use' become :require/:use and you can get rid of the quoting of
the 'require'd vector. But it is essentially the same thing whether you
do it up there or further down...
glad you sorted it :)
Jim
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