I have an application in clojure mak开发者_Go百科ing heavy use of a Java framework called Vaadin. Vaadin uses several callbacks using the Java \"proxy\" feature of clojure. However, every time a proxy
I have written a program in clojure but some of the functions have no arguments. What would be the advantages of coding such functions as a \"def\" instead of a \"defn\" wit开发者_JS百科h no arguments
How does Clojure approach Separation of Concerns ? Since code is data, functions can be passed as parameters and used as returns...
I want to have a macro dbtest that can be used like this: (dbtest (prn test-object1) (prn test-object2))
First of all, sor开发者_StackOverflow社区ry if I am screwing up some terminology; I\'m pretty new to Clojure.I am trying to write a very simple test using Lazytest that depends on a var binding.I can
I was reading in Practical Clojure (Chapter 5) that the rseq function operation executes in constant time.It seems to me that it should be a linear time operation.Can anyone shed 开发者_如何转开发some
I am trying to write a Clojure utility function called map-longest (alternate name suggestion appreciated). This function will have the following \"signature\":
I was trying to print out a list of symbols开发者_开发问答 and I was wondering if I could remove the quotes.
user> (map (fn [k] [k]) [1 2 3]) ([1] [2] [3]) user> (map #([%1]) [1 2 3]) .... Error.. Why i开发者_如何学运维s the second example an error?The #(<expr>) reader macro wraps the <expr&
I am trying to implement a huge Java interface with numerous (~50) getter and setter methods (some with irregular names). I thought it would be nice to use a macro to reduce the amount of code. So ins
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