new clooj version, 0.4.0

[Arthur D. Edelstein]

Hi Everyone,

I'm releasing a new version of clooj, 0.4.0. This version runs on
clojure 1.5.0, and is compatible with lein 2.0. It uses a single
external REPL process. If you select "REPL > Restart", the current
REPL process will be shut down and a new process will be created with
a working directory in the currently selected project.

Please note the new download site:
http://www.mediafire.com/?kxa2an0k0ings

Thanks for your patience! :)

Best regards,
Arthur

[Lee Spector]

Arthur,

So wonderful to see this -- thank you!!

Some very important and very welcome updates.

-Lee

PS FWIW the one remaining major issue for my purposes is, I think, a Java 1.7 compatibility thing: at least in Mac OS X, with everything at current versions (including Java 1.7), one can't open an existing project.

[Arthur D. Edelstein]

Hi Lee,

This is indeed a problem with Java 1.7 on Mac OS X. On Mac, to add a
project directory, you can select any file inside that directory, such
as the project.clj file. Hopefully I can find a better alternative to
this workaround.

Arthur

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[Lee Spector]

Ah -- this is actually very much better than I thought already.

In 0.3.11 selecting project.clj (or any other file, I think) wouldn't do the right thing -- it'd open that file and add it to the project list just as a file, but it wouldn't add the project itself. The only workaround I was able to come up with was to launch Clooj with Java 1.6, which required doing it from a command line.

Now in 0.4.0, however, it does the right thing when you open project.clj. So even though it'd be more obvious and natural to be able to select the project itself, this is a lot more workable.

Thanks!

-Lee