On Nov 24, 1:24 pm, Ken Wesson wrote:
> I gave some thought to the Integer vs. Int32 issue.
>
> I think what would help here is a way to alias classes when :importing them.
>
> It would require tweaking the ns macro and possibly parts of the
> runtime. The outcome would be to allow something lik
I gave some thought to the Integer vs. Int32 issue.
I think what would help here is a way to alias classes when :importing them.
It would require tweaking the ns macro and possibly parts of the
runtime. The outcome would be to allow something like
(ns foo
(:import (java.util.concurrent
I thought about that a little too. The thing is that clojure is doing
something almost imposible. There is almost know way around writing
you json library backand in clr interop.
If we want to make clojure programm that run on the clr, the jvm and
possibly in the browser we have to write pure cloj
On 24 November 2010 02:11, JMatt wrote:
> The easiest way to prevent divergence is to write and use native
> clojure libraries.
I totally agree. However because of clojure's excellent interop
capabilities it is extremely common (in fact encouraged) for
developers to directly use Java code. For ex
Not sure what "structuring imports" would entail. Do we need to use
something like http://www.ikvm.net/devguide/net2java.html?
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Tatiana Racheva wrote:
> Yeah, I was thinking the other day about the divergence of the CLR and the
> JVM Clojures in general.
> Let's
Yeah, I was thinking the other day about the divergence of the CLR and the
JVM Clojures in general.
Let's keep as many things as possible in common.
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 1:44 AM, David Jagoe wrote:
> G'day all,
>
> I am using ClojureCLR (thanks everyone involved, clojure makes me
> happy!) t
G'day all,
I am using ClojureCLR (thanks everyone involved, clojure makes me
happy!) to develop a Windows application. I need a json library (and
don't really want to directly use the native C# one) so it seems like
the best option will be to port an existing Clojure library to the
CLR. Basically
