I'm not sure what that code is trying to do, but it seems to rely on
the Qt libraries.
I've attached a trivial implementation of Cells in Clojure. It's not
as fancy as the original CL version, but I think it gets the idea
across.
-Stuart Sierra
> I've attached a trivial implementation of Cells in Clojure. It's not
> as fancy as the original CL version, but I think it gets the idea
> across.
>
clojure.lang.Compiler$CompilerException: cells.clj:35: Unable to resolve
symbol: sequential? in this context
What am I missing? I have latest svn clojure.
Albert
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Albert Cardona
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I discovered, however, that asynchronous updates may not be what you
want! For example, my Swing demo doesn't work correctly now -- the
red square leaves behind a trail of visual artifacts, probably because
the repaint triggers are getting called in random order from multiple
threads. So maybe Refs were better, or maybe I'm using Agents
incorrectly.
-Stuart