I have some printlns I need to capture from a Clojure program and I was wondering how I could capture the output?
I\'m wondering: what is the best way to write a Clojure program that interacts with a user or another program thorough stdin and stdout?
I\'d like to be able to transform an individual column in an incanter data set, and save the resulting data set to a new (csv) file.What is the simplest way to do that?
What\'s the best way to get a sequence of columns (as vectors or whatever) from an Incanter data set?
I\'ve been looking a lot at Clojure recently and I\'ve been wondering if it suits the scope of my next project.Unfortunately, it involves writing non-portable code and I need access to the Win32 API.
Having problems accessing caches from the REPL. I can do (import \'(com.tangosol.net CacheFactory) \'(com.tangosol.net NamedCache)) and then (. CacheFactory VERSION) without problems.
What\'s the best way to go about doing this?Here\'s what I\'ve go开发者_C百科t so far (defn line-segment [start end]
I have a plain project structure: Base Dir src ;; Pile of Clojure files lib ;; Jar files To export the classpath:
My professor allowed me to practice both Clojure and Java! I\'m definitely using the opportunity and want to have my first Java assignment call some Clojure code. Before I go to the actual assignment,
I am working through the Programming Clojure book. While explaining alter and the STM, they say that if, during an alter, Clojure detects a change to the ref from outside the transaction, it will re-r
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