@micahasmith https://github.com/onyx-platform/onyx ?

Hey guys, anyone can help me?

ask away. someone will probably try at least 🙂

@noisesmith Thank you very much. It seems subseq can perfectly solve my problem. 🍻

what is the best way to concat a collection of Vectors into a single vector, i.e. [[1 2 3] [a b c] [:d :e :f]] -> [1 2 3 a b c :d :e :f]

flatten?

(flatten [[1 2 3] [:a [[:b]] :c]])
(comment
 (1 2 3 :a :b :c))

flatten does too much, I'd want [1 2 3 :a [[:b]] :c] as output

@qqq (reduce into ...)

Concat?

(into [] (concat [1 2 3] [a b c] [:d :e :f]))

(into [] cat '[[1 2 3] [a b c] [:d :e :f]])
[1 2 3 a b c :d :e :f]

@moxaj: damn it, I could have sworn I understand recursion, but reduce always gets me

@sundarj: how does your solution work, are yuo invoking transducers ?

yes cat is a transducer

I'm going to stick with (reduce into [] ...) for now; I still don't feel comfortable with transducedrs

fair enough

@sundarj: hmm, https://github.com/clojure/clojure/blob/clojure-1.9.0-alpha14/src/clj/clojure/core.clj#L7494 is not too bad, it's in fact rathedr straight forward

@qqq indeed it is :~)

I'm trying to create a function spec and get it to throw the spec error, but even after defining an fspec it doesn't throw a spec related error, just the standard clojure error. For example

(defn test-inc [s] (inc s))

(s/fdef test-inc
  :args (s/cat :i number?)
  :ret number?)

(test-inc "s")

@theeternalpulse You have to instrument the var. https://clojure.org/guides/spec#_instrumentation_and_testing

Thanks for that.

@theeternalpulse And if you don’t notice, that’s a backtick that’s used in

(stest/instrument `test-inc)

i have a yogthos/config + clojure + maven + gradle question if anyone feels daring. we have a larger java project that includes our clojure project as a dependency. gradle fetches the clojar and executes it correctly (we can see the output), but the clojure project doesn't seem to pick up our config.edn (something it does see it standalone development and production):

task blueGenesStart(type: JavaExec) {
    main = "bluegenes.server"
    classpath = configurations.providedRuntime
    args = [ '-Dconfig=/path/to/config.edn' ]
}

why do some people use 2 semicolons for comments instead of 1 ?

;; like this

http://community.schemewiki.org/?comment-style

it's a Scheme style ?

in clojure typically only the code and margin levels are used

emacs with actually indent single ';' comments out to the margin

Why does

(with-open [w (jio/writer (.getOutputStream proc))]
      (binding [*out* w]
        (doseq [[k v] uri]
          (printf "%s=%s\n" k v))))

also clojure-mode inserts ';;' when you M-;, so I pretty much never type a ';'

ghadi: I think out may need to be a PrintWriter not just a Writer

(or not)

what does "not work" mean?

the process is not given anything over stdin

flush?

closing should flush...

seems to be working fine here

user=> (.exec (Runtime/getRuntime) "cat")
#object[java.lang.UNIXProcess 0x6ee6f53 "java.lang.UNIXProcess@6ee6f53"]
user=> (def p *1)
#'user/p
user=> (require '[ :as jio])
nil
user=> (def is (jio/reader (.getInputStream p)))
#'user/is
user=> (with-open [w (jio/writer (.getOutputStream p))] (binding [*out* w] (print "asd")))
nil
user=> (.readLine is)
"asd"

got it -- I was calling the process incorrectly 😃

Was there a state of clojure for 2017? Doesn’t that usually come out now?

Hey guys. I'm doing a personal project using Compojure for routing and Selmer for HTML and templating. I set :resource-paths to ["resources/public"] in my project.clj and tried to link my CSS files in my HTML files, but it couldn't find the css files. I don't know why that issue is happening

My HTML files are in resources/public and my CSS files are in resources/public/css

do the paths your templates ask for match the relative path from resources/public ?

also, usually you would set [“resources”] as resource-paths and then use (wrap-resources "public") as a middleware to specify which resources to serve to clients

because most of the time you have non-code resources that you don’t want to serve to clients over http

Let me try the second thing you said an I'll post it if it works. Thanks

I see

anyone know where the multimethod for clojure.core/print-method is defined for java.lang.Object instances?

@alexstokes Looks like here https://github.com/clojure/clojure/blob/861d48ea761418fcb59dc4eb1c63bd29c2f35231/src/clj/clojure/core_print.clj#L87

great thanks @seancorfield