Is maven central throwing errors for everyone?

ClojureScript 1.7.170 released! https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/clojurescript/AiCARjGT2Mg/J2TdxtHgBAAJ

What is the equivalent of Akka actors, etc. in the Clojure world?

https://github.com/puniverse/pulsar is probably the closest one, but still a wrapper over Java. Nothing native to Clojure that I know of

ok

Possibly off topic- but does anyone know why or how to speed up Emacs + Cider when outputting a large(ish) amount of text?

laptop keeps hanging when outputting only a few hundred rows of a csv

converted to a map

do you have line numbers enabled?

I have similar problems, cider being slow pretty-printing repl output

I know that this setting helps globally but doesn't specifically address cider

(setq jit-lock-defer-time 0.05)

@mrjaba: what I do is to run the repl in a terminal (outside of CIDER's reach) and then cider-connect

I dont have line numbers enabled in the cider repl

@pesterhazy: does that help at all?

@twillis: what does the jit-lock setting do?

jit-lock-defer-time is a variable defined in `jit-lock.el'.
Its value is 0.05
Original value was nil

Documentation:
Idle time after which deferred fontification should take place.
If nil, fontification is not deferred.

You can customize this variable.

yes it helps for those cases

cool, I'll give those a try

thanks

IIUC it defers some of the re-drawing aspects

@mrjaba: let us know if you find the problem

Will do, thanks

@mrjaba: also check #C099W16KZ if you haven’t already!

I’m trying to use lein ancient to upgrade dependencies, and it doesn’t seem to catch plugins in a profile when I try to upgrade :all — just dependencies. lein ancient :plugins shows the outdated plugins. lein ancient upgrade :plugins also just shows them and doesn’t upgrade anything. lein ancient upgrade :plugins :interactive and lein ancient upgrade :interactive :plugins both claim there’s nothing to upgrade.

oh; wait — because that first one just silently upgraded them 😄 sorry

lein ancient upgrade :interactive :all was what I wanted (interactively upgrade everything)

@joelkuiper: ah cool, that's probably where I should have posted thanks

give me a php channel

@kittenll: try freenode

Is there a clojure walk function that does so recursively (but still gives the keys as parameters to the function) ?

is there any way to force clojure.test suite to fail when uncaught exception is thrown? I’m seeing cases where it says all tests are passing even tho uncaught exceptions are thrown during the test cases

nha: there are a few options in clojure.walk. The demo functions are very helpful for seeing what's going on.

@bronsa: I had a question related to error reporting - AFAIK there’s no way to get the source coordinates of the end of a form (i.e. a list) with the standard reader. Is that possible with tools.reader?

This would be so that I could give a good source position when a form is incomplete and the parser is expecting more input.

@cfleming: yeah, tools.reader's indexing reader attaches that info in the form metadata

under the :end-line/:end-column keys

@bronsa: Nice. Have you ever tried monkey-patching read with tools.reader to use that for standard Clojure code?

Is it drop in compatible?

dunno, never tried or thought about it

it should be

@jarredlhumphrey: clojure.test always catches and reports exceptions on the main test thread. An exception could be uncaught if it happened on another thread. There isn't really a good way for clojure.test to detect this directly, unless you can control thread-creation in the code you're testing. Setting a global uncaught exception handler will at least allow you to make those exceptions visible in logs.

@bronsa: Ok, I might try that and will report back.

@stuartsierra: ohh ok gotcha. thanks for your help!

hi all, is this a good place to ask something about leiningen?

There’s a #C0AB48493 channel.

thanks, let me try there

But there aren't hard and fast rules

@rangtongshentong: just go for it

ok let me try here

basically failing to lein run due to i think having too many dependencies

CreateProcess error=206, The filename or extension is too long

lein command has become too long for windows cmd

hehe doh

how long is lein classpath?

Ah, Windows. I’d have no rational advice.

haha

yes ridiculously long, well over 1000 chars

hmm hehe mine is 10714 chars long

so 1000 isn't really long

its actually 33k 💩

Can cygwin handle longer paths than Windows alone?

hehe that is long

what does lein deps :tree look like? if it complains about a bunch of conflicts you should probably try to resolve those

ah lein deps :tree is suggesting some exclusions

hmm

that could work...

google says window limit is 8191 characters

that doesn't sound like fun

so i've got an xslt file... and I'd like to apply it to some xml...

what's the simplest means in your opinions?