One example of a common Clojure programming error is expecting a lazy expression to be evaluated for side-effects. On the surface it appears checking for unused lazy expressions would be helpful. What
I am a first-time user of CounterClockWise, the Eclipse plugin for Clojure, and it appears that code completion just won\'t work. I keep wondering whether the problem lies between my keyboard and my c
I\'d prefer examples to be in a Lisp variant (bonus points for Clojure or Scheme) since that\'s what I\'m most familiar with, but any feedback regarding DBC in functional lanugages would of course be
There are many SO posts related to this, but I am asking this again with a different purpose I am trying to understand why closures are important and useful. One of things that I\'ve read in other SO
http://pastebin.com/d2294a374 I\'ve posted code indented in 2 different way in there. I get confused here because I am not sure what to do when a function has multiple arguments. Should each argument
I need t开发者_运维百科o be able to establish a connection between two boxes that are both behind NAT? I have a central system that both sides can find each other through. I\'m working in Clojure.If y
Usually, we have situation like this in C++ int a=0; if(some_condition_satisfied(g)) { a = eval(g);// never returns 0
Is there any tutorial/screencas开发者_运维技巧t available online for free to figure out how to use/install vimClojure.There is the online documentation in ~/.vim/doc (see :help helptags).
I have tried putting clojure-contrib.jar various places on my filesystem, I have tried manually specifying the classpath when launching the REPL, I have tried extracting the jar and putting the clj fi
Has anyone ever tried to change swing\'s look and feel? Th开发者_JAVA技巧is code, taken from an example, simply yields a null pointer exception, and I wonder what might be wrong:
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