clojure-py-dev

Firstly, yes, take a look at hy. It seems to be a very capable lisp on top of Python. My future

Thanks. I'll be looking at those branches (already peeked at the simple-data-structures one,

That version is way out of date, you should grab the current HEAD of github instead. 2013/5/31 Brian

Putting edn.clj in the clojure folder (next to core.clj, etc.: in the source checkout if you didn

Running against the current HEAD, it works for me. $ python2 clojure.py clojure-py 0.2.4 Python 2.7.4

I this project still going? If so I'd like to try my hand at something, can someone recommend

--On 19 décembre 2012 07:51:34 -0700 Timothy Baldridge <tbald...@gmail.com> wrote: > So

--On 15 décembre 2012 08:38:46 -0700 Timothy Baldridge <tbald...@gmail.com> wrote: > Now

Right now "python clojure.py -c 'nil'" (ie, mostly compiling core.clj) takes ~3.5s

I was trying to understand how the whole business of closures/aliases was resolved in compileFN when

Thanks for the quick response! I assume creating a github issue isn't necessary at this point :)

For the reentrant lock part, does a thread have to be able to hold both a shared and a non-shared

Hi, This works: (.classmethodname path.to.module/ClassName) Fully dotted names ("path.to.module.

On Oct 22, 2012, at 2:44 PM, Eric Shull <eric....@gmail.com> wrote: If I recall, the startup

No one is working on it ATM. Feel free to give it a try. Timothy On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 9:38 AM,

I just got started trying clojure-py and I am most excited. I need to work with python and R for the

Np! I fixed it by saying (defn true? [x] (= x true)) in my source. I'll try the latest revision

Woah, I just tried importing ipdb & inspecting a variable I created.. It actually worked!! user=

That's weird, because the example you give works without any problem on my computer. Perhaps that

> But it's important to note that you can't extend-type on a protocol on the > JVM w/o

We don't need to subclass the named tuples (and hence we don't need to take care of __slots__

Hi, On 23 mai, 21:09, Timothy Baldridge <tbaldri...@gmail.com> wrote: > Recently I've

I started to more towards a protocol-based implementation, which is actually not *too* hard to do.

It's in the new-ns branch (the relevant line is in bootstrap-clj-tests.py). (There's also a

While trying to get rid of the duplicate constructors (Symbol/symbol, Var/var, Keyword/keyword), I

There is a kwapply function which works like apply but takes a map as a second argument. (kwapply py/

I went ahead and implemented the new semantics for refer and import in the new-ns branch of my repo:

There's plenty of precedent when it comes to using the stdlib (we use the random module and the

Ijust had a look at subs, and this raises another question: should functions defined in core.clj

On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 7:24 AM, Timothy Baldridge <tbald...@gmail.com> wrote: > core.clj