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What's this line about? https://github.com/babashka/sci/blob/ad79a6c476affd1f8208efbfdba57992a68c8056/reflection.json#L109
Thanks. Why does that section not have the other usual values? (allPublicMethods, methods, etc)
if you don't specify those, only some of the information will be available, e.g. for instance checks, but not for doing interop
Makes sense. Thanks.
What is foo
used for in (sci/create-ns 'foo)
?
This creates an object which resembles a namespace object in Clojure on which you can call ns-name
, etc
Got it. Had to check. Works. Good to Know. Thanks.
wait. not sure now. sec
using (ns-name (the-ns (quote foobar)))
to test, but changing the symbol in the code didn't change the result.
I'll dig more to find what's up later on...