that is correct in ClojureScript

cljs.user=> (for [x [1]] :a :b)
(:a)

but should be an error? Wrong number of args (3) passed to: clojure.core/for

what's the right require/import syntax to be able to call a static method from a Closure class? I'm trying to call goog.date.DateTime/fromIsoString and whatever I'm trying isn't working 🙂

aliasing those can be tricky but (js/goog.date.DateTime.fromIsoString ...) should always work when coupled with (:import [goog.date DateTime])

or (:require [goog.data.DateTime :as DateTime]) + (DateTime/fromIsoString ...)

but the require style doesn't allow using (DateTime. ...) directly after

hmm I though I tried the require + DateTime/fromIsoString option, I'll try again or use the js/ route. Thanks!

seems the problem is that function doesn't exist... guess it's a different version of GCL

oh yeah. CLJS depends on a rather old version of the GCL

@plexus for static method calls like that you want :import as @thheller said

So import and then the full js/... form?

no

DateTime/fromIsoString will work with :import

Can you use ^js in plain cljs for extern inference?

I can’t remember and can’t find doc

I know you can do like ^js/Foo and ^js/Foo.Bar

https://github.com/mfikes/cljs-bean/blob/master/src/cljs_bean/core.cljs#L719 mike does it here

unless that’s a bit different than what you’re asking

@dpsutton looks like the same sort of thing that I’m asking. I just wasn’t sure if that was supported syntax to just say “make an extern for some untyped obj”

@mikerod See https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript-site/issues/260

nice @mfikes thanks!