@seancorfield: Thanks!

this may be a bit gnarly for #C053AK3F9, but... is there a way to write a macro that includes ~ in the output? what I want the output to be the literal map: {:username ~username :password ~password} (so that the variables get unquoted when the map gets evaluated)

specifically, lein needs to fill in those values in the defproject form.

nevermind.... blindingly obvious in retrospect. '~username does the trick.

Hi. I have a dict m like this: {:scope_identity() 9}. Is there a way to write keyword literals with parentheses or do I have to do (get m (keyword "scope_identity()"))?

@polymeris: I suppose, more fundamentally, is “keywords are like symbols” aspect, which would imply that parens are not allowed at all.

FWIW, you can also do (symbol "scope_identity()”), which doesn’t imply that it is legal

@polymeris: does m always only have one key and you just want the value from that?

I am not completely sure, @seancorfield

I could do (last (vals m)) if it was the case, but it is less clear.

@camilo legal or not, calling with keyword is the most clear to me. Alternatively, you could convert the keywords in the map to strings.

@polymeris: (sorry, my last comment referenced the wrong user)

having some issues with cljs-ajax requests, my error-handler isn't executing when the server responds with a 401...any insight?

https://gist.github.com/chromaticgliss/533c8421ef9f7ef96efc

the success case works?

i'm not sure actually hah, let me check...

hmmm a 500 triggers it

yeah i think i had that same thing... error is 5xx ...