(ns reel.comp.container
  (:require-macros [respo.macros :refer [defcomp <> div span]])
  (:require [hsl.core :refer [hsl]]
            [respo-ui.style :as ui]
            [respo.core :refer [create-comp]]
            [respo.comp.space :refer [=<]]
            [reel.comp.reel :refer [comp-reel]]
            [reel.comp.todolist :refer [comp-todolist]]))

dependency tree: container.cljs -> reel.cljs -> records.cljs

I thought container.cljs will be reloaded as well when records.cljs changed?

no. only direct dependencies.

no change in records.cljs can affect code in container.cljs, so it doesn’t need to be reloaded

a.cljs

(def a 1)

; imports a

(def b (inc a))

; imports b

(def c (inc b))

how about this?

well yeah, don’t use global state 😛

functions may be more stable..

I ran into a situation that I want to detect if a component and pure function are changed after HMR,

I was doing that by comparing the references. Since they may not change, my code does not work sometimes.

not sure, I would usually recommend to use the :before-load :after-load functions and avoid global state

hmm but even in your example? a.cljs = container.cljs, b=reel, c=records

changing c does not affect b or a

c is the container, and a is changing

ah yeah, I had the wrong order in my mind 🙂

I knew comparing the references is too tricky. I was trying to reduce some unnecessary recalculations.

Alrighty. I’ve updated http://www.github.com/mhuebert/shadow-eval to 2.0.8, added a :bootstrap build. It compiles, but the last example that I had working in 2.0.7 now throws an error when I try to use the macros that I’ve required/referred in the namespace: Cannot read property 'findInternedVar' of null at line 4 \", :data {:file nil, :line 4, :column 1, :tag :cljs/analysis-error}, :cause #object[TypeError TypeError: Cannot read property 'findInternedVar' of null] Other expressions, like circle and the for macro, work as expected. Update: if I (require-macros '[cells.cell]), then the other expressions work. Maybe the :load-on-init namespaces aren’t loading their dependencies? (or macro dependencies?) I have shadow-eval.user in :load-on-init.

I also made another attempt at a bootstrap build w/ maria, and got stuck on The required namespace "cljs.env.macros" is not available, it was required by "cljs/js$macros.cljc". error in compile. I have tried adding cljs.js and cljs.js$macros and cljs.env.macros and cljs.env.macros$macros to an :exclude option in the build, didn’t seem to make a difference. I can also replicate this in shadow-eval.