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Add a require
macro
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I think this would be a great idea, too. I wondered about and ran into this when I was watching the demo video. I appreciate the explanation of why it doesn't work now, but it sure would be good to have a more convenient way to
Is there a shorthand way to refer to the current namespace so you can do this easily and quickly, or do you always need to explicitly provide a concrete namespace? |
It sucks to have to write a dummy
ns
form, just to compile/load some ClojureScript into the current REPL. ClojureScript should have arequire
form, just like Clojure (but of course only for REPL use, sincerequire
at runtime doesn't make sense in cljs). It doesn't yet, so add one (it has to be a macro) to Austin. This would allow you to write(require 'foo)
on an Austin REPL, rather than(ns *your-current-ns* (:require foo))
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