The core Clojure language analyzer is open-source: https://github.com/ibdknox/analyze
actually I don't use any of that anymore. I'm using some hackery around the CLJS analyzer to make it all happen.
It's Playtime - Light Table Playground released
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#92Earlier quoted context omitted.
Heads up, just sent an e-mail to feedback, with an error on starting up the system on powershell. Not sure if it's my environment or not.
You first need to allow remote scripts to be executed with: set-executionpolicy remotesigned Then you have to "Unblock" the downloaded ps1 file (Properties, click Unblock at the bottom). Next you have to make sure that java.exe is in your path. After that you are good to go!
This line does not appear to be working - any ideas?
(new-object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadFile("http://temp2.kodowa.com/playground/light.ps1, "light.ps1")
Re: It's Playtime - Light Table Playground released
#93Once you start coding, the right side quickly gets cluttered. Maybe functions that get invoked by new code entry on left side should be brighter than non-invoked funcs/macros etc.. Or non-invoked funcs etc. should get dimmer?
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#94Tossing us a bone! Thanks!
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#95Earlier quoted context omitted.
You first need to allow remote scripts to be executed with: set-executionpolicy remotesigned Then you have to "Unblock" the downloaded ps1 file (Properties, click Unblock at the bottom). Next you have to make sure that java.exe is in your path. After that you are good to go!
This line does not appear to be working - any ideas? (new-object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadFile(" http://temp2.kodowa.com/playground/light.ps1 , "light.ps1")
you can just manually download that script if you need to at the url it uses:
http://temp2.kodowa.com/playground/light.ps1Re: It's Playtime - Light Table Playground released
#96A quick search failed me but I am pretty sure my question has been discussing elsewhere, in which case I would appreciate a redirect/summary. Is there a difference between LightTable and Emacs' eval-last-sexp and similar functions? What is LightTable supposed to add? besides support for Clojure.
It's prettier. And it shows parameter expansion in some cases I think. And some day it will have some fancy-ass version of narrow-to-tag (which actually does sound like a real step forward).
Re: It's Playtime - Light Table Playground released
#97It seems the HTML rendering is not part of this release? I am seeing HTML printed as a string instead of being rendered. Is there something that I am missing? Thanks!
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#98Earlier quoted context omitted.
This line does not appear to be working - any ideas? (new-object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadFile(" http://temp2.kodowa.com/playground/light.ps1 , "light.ps1")
you can just manually download that script if you need to at the url it uses: http://temp2.kodowa.com/playground/light.ps1
that's what I ended up doing - working fine now :)
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#99Java being required means this is a complete non-starter for me.
How would you like them to run clojure, a JVM based language?
Re: It's Playtime - Light Table Playground released
#100Thanks for considering Windows user in this release.
Alas it has issues. I tried to install, with the initial commands not working. Downloaded the script myself, set execution policy and it stated running. Download issues arise (probably due to being behind a proxy requiring authentication) and after a few minutes the script managed to remove itself.
I will try again when I have a real internet connection.