Hi,
I have encountered the problem with Clojure 1.6.0, when I create the record
that implements IFn.
For example,
(defrecord Foo [x]
clojure.lang.IFn
(invoke [_ f] (f x)))
Than create an instance of this record:
(def f (->Foo 10))
And we can call it without a problem:
user=> (f inc)
11
Yet, if you try to define a value to keep the result, compiler throws an
error:
user=> (def z (f inc))
CompilerException java.lang.AbstractMethodError,
compiling:(form-init4774307052978984831.clj:1:8)
There is workaround: create local binding first and then assign the value
to a global variable:
user=> (def z (let [temp (f inc)] temp))
#'user/z
user=> z
11
Is this a bug or I don't fully understand why you can't do that?
Cheers, Alexey
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