morning

Nice English weather back again this morning. (doh)

🙂

It's good though, cooling things off

still nice and sunny up here 😄

although we did get some drizzle yesterday

morning

cooler weather in a country with very little air conditioning is a good thing ™️

Cool, but the annoying level of intermittent rain where you put on your wet cycling gear, go 10 minutes, then have to take it all off again because you are boiling hot

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rain gear in summer is our way of reminding us what engineering trade offs are all about

Hello.

What’s the best place to posts one’s availability for contract work as a Clojure developer? Do we have a dedicated mailing list for that?

I found this https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/london-clojurian-jobs which seems quite dead.

(apply str (interleave "mrig" “onn!"))

@pupeno: you could try #C05006WDW

Nice!

and #C06B40HMY as well

Thanks.

and I also would use the clojurians london jobs… yes it isnt’ very busy… but it does get used

Thank you @thomas

has anyone here ever used the tentacles lib: https://github.com/Raynes/tentacles

?

we would like to use it on our github enterprise server… which require tokens to access it… haven’t figured out how to do that (yet) with tentacles.

hmm getting a 404 now… so I think the oauth-token is working...

ok, got it working now… turns out I didn’t have to add api…. to the start of the url DOH

Quick question as my brain is not working - how would I get a class name in clojure? I want the equivalent of “MyClass.class.getName()"

maybe you can do a bit of java interop?

(.getName MyClass.class )

maybe?

Trying to - just don’t know the syntax

not sure about the second bit...

(my first answer was before I started thinking)

It’s the MyClass.class that I’m not sure works

I can call getName when I have an instance of a class

(.getName (class myobj))

maybe you have to do an import first (import MyClass.class)

Or something like that

(.getClass java.lang.String.class)

ClassNotFoundException java.lang.String.class

=> (.getClass java.lang.String)
java.lang.Class

yes, just had that as well

ah, it seems I can just call (.getName java.lang.String)

yes

doh!

!@#$ happens

https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/clojure-uk/p1469632145000577 isn't this it?

if not, what was wrong with it? I'd like to learn!

That was assuming you had an instance of the class, myobj. Calling class to get the actually class.

But the question was if you already had the class.

morning

ah, I see now. That makes sense.

morning

Hehe. Evening!

@paulspencerwilliams: http://www.total-knowledge.com/~ilya/mips/ugt.html

😉

@otfrom: would have told you otherwise

;-)