Hey, anyone successfully launched cloture (https://github.com/ruricolist/cloture)? I tried to quickload it but it gave a compile-error
Apparently having *print-case* set to :downcase breaks it. Very weird, maybe it has to do with the fact that in cloture clj symbols are surrounded with || to make them case sensitive
@pavel.filipenco The repo is now found on github as well as gitlab and so has been added to ultralisp as of this morning (EST). https://github.com/persidastricl/persidastricl
@mdp, that's great, however: https://ultralisp.org/projects/persidastricl/persidastricl > Finished 36 minutes 30 seconds ago. There was an error. Next check will be made in 23 minutes 29 seconds. Seems some Ultralisp internals timed out. Let's see if this persists in 23 minutes later
aah ok … I will see if I can find what the error is somewhere but it may need to wait till after work
It was some ultralisp problem
@mdp, did you put the library on ultralisp?
No I have only set it up to be found locally by the asdf system/quicklisp as mentioned in the readme
Try putting it on ultralisp. I bet other common lispers will enjoy finding it!
@pavel.filipenco I looked into adding it to ultralisp but it appears they do not support adding gitlab repositories quite yet sadly 😞 I will revisit periodically or consider a repository relocation
Hi Pavel, I wrote a library with immutable data structures, some familiar syntax, atoms, lazy sequences, and some core functionality/libraries to give me some of the nice things in common lisp that I enjoy in clojure. If you use sbcl, it might work pretty well for you (and if you have issues let me know) https://gitlab.com/pupcus/persidastricl I would not call it ‘finished’ but I have written several things with it (ymmv). The goal was not to ‘recreate’ clojure in CL but to have some of the things in CL that are helpful from clojure. See the README for more.
Thanks! I'll see if I can contribute to it if I find issues while using it