Are there any persistent data structures implementations in c++ similar 开发者_如何学JAVAto those in clojure?I rolled my own but there\'s the immer library as a fairly comprehensive example and it is
In Clojure, how do you partition a sequence to subsequences of repeating elements? E.g. : [1 2 2 3 3 3 4 2 2 1 1 1]
(This is a question regarding style. I am aware this can be done with a bunch of conditionals, multimethods, etc.)
I\'d like to modify cake test so that it operates with a different value for *stack-trace-depth*. The built-in definition is simply:
How do you make a callable type or object in Clojure? For example, how could I define a record Foo taking a single value :bar which could be called to print that value?
I have my Clojure app packed in a jar. I am launching it as: java -cp lib/clojure-1.2.0.jar:my-app.jar clojure.main -e \"(use \'foo.main)(-main)\"
Rich Hickey and others have mentioned that Clojure will not get a significant improvement from the upcoming invokeDynamic planned for JVM 7 or 8, but will see a performance gain from tail recursion.
I have a vim function set up where I can highlight a line of text and execute in clojure. Here\'s the function:
I\'m trying to get clojure/emacs/swank/cake all working together.According to assembla I need \'cake repl\' to launch a repl, but I keep getting a NoClassDefFoundError.Any idea how to fix that?
I have the following from the slime repl (no clojure.contib functions found): M-X slime user=> (:require \'clojure.contrib.string)
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