I'm just getting back to this from yesteday: http://www.braveclojure.com/multimethods-records-protocols/#Records

In this snippet, I'm creating a protocol for WereCreature at ➊, with full-moon-behaviour [x] as a method signature at ➋. When I get to ➌, I'm defining a record WereWolf with fields name and title, but just wanted to check my understanding on the next few lines (5-7).

The doc for defrecord is as such:

clojure.core/defrecord
([name [& fields] & opts+specs])

Am I right in thinking that lines 5-7 constitute a spec for implementing the WereCreature protocol, defining the full-moon-behaviour method for the WereWolf record type?

Each spec consists of a protocol or interface name followed by zero
  or more method bodies:

@noisesmith Cheers, I saw that pretty much immediately after I sent the last message!

looking at your answer to @sifou yesterday, this looks similar in the subject matter...

is there any reify going on here, when a WereWolf is created in line 9, for instance?

reify creates an instance of an anonymous class

defrecord defines a class that acts kind of like a hash-map but has extra methods you specify

Ok, that makes sense. Thanks very much 🙂

Is there a way in leiningen to disable deploy to clojars? It seems way too easy to deploy private jars by mistake.

Hi guys, i’m having a hard time to configure the InteliJ Community IDE for Clojure

Are there are tutorials for this?

@lucianboboc: Are you just getting started with Cursive? Or trying with just IntelliJ?

with Cursive

my issue is that the IDE can’t find any Clojure SDK

i have installed Clojure throug leiningen

There are some issues that can occur if you have older versions, not sure specifically which things to check though - did you follow the instructions from the Cursive site?

yes but those seems to be a little old to, the IDE is a little different