I\'m both new and old to programming -- mostly I just write a lot of small Perl scripts at work. Clojure came out just when I wanted to learn Lisp, so I\'m trying to learn Clojure without knowing Java
I\'m getting my feet wet with Clojure, and trying to get used to functional programming. I\'ve been translating various imperative functions from other languages into their Clojure equivalents -- and
I would just love a way to filter out the back-traces from the compilation process and see only the messages from the running of my program.
Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers.
I\'m using Clojure and I need to run a small simulation. I have a vector of length n (n is usually between 10 and 100) that holds values. On each simulation round (maybe 1000 rounds together), one of
Let\'s say I have a LazySeq of java.lang.Character like (\\b \\ \\! \\/ \\b \\ \\% \\1 \\9 \\/ \\. \\i \\% \\$ \\i \\space \\^@)
What is a good representation for matrices in Clojure? I\'m interested in dealing with dense matrices of floating point numbers. The \"list of lists\" representation springs to mind, but is there some
I have a function that is supposed to take a lazy seq and return an unrealized lazy seq. Now I want to write a unit test (in test开发者_Go百科-is btw) to make sure that the result is an unrealized laz
I have not found a solution to use the Clojure REPL with Qt on the web. B开发者_运维百科asically the problem is that the REPL hangs as soon as you call QApplication/exec in order to get the UI to disp
I\'ve written a small Swing App before in Clojure and now I\'d like to create an Ajax-styl开发者_开发技巧e Web-App. Compojure looks like the best choice right now, so that\'s what I\'m going to try ou
加载中,请稍侯......