CompilerException when I use a/mk-arms (first usage)

[poppingtonic]

Hi,
Running the first code snippet in README.md, I (ahem) ran into a little hitch.
I entered the forms in a leiningen 2.3.4 repl.

user=> (ns mybandit.core)
nil
mybandit.core=> (load "core")

And got the response:

CompilerException java.lang.RuntimeException: No such var: a/mk-arms, compiling:(mybandit/core.clj:9:11) 

In my core.clj, I had:

(ns mybandit.core 
(:require 
[clj-bandit.arms :as a] 
[clj-bandit.algo.epsilon :as e]))

...

;; the rest of the code in README.md

If I repeat the actions in a repl, as opposed to loading core.clj, the call a/mk-arms causes the same runtime exception as above.

(def arms 
(a/mk-arms :arm1 :arm2 :arm3 :arm4 :arm5))

I replaced it with the exact same implementation of mk-arms in arms.clj

;; in core.clj, right after the namespace definition.
(defn mk-arms [& names] 
 (apply sorted-map (interleave names (map a/mk-arm names))))

(def arms (mk-arms :arm1 :arm2 :arm3 :arm4 :arm5))
...

Which, when ran like this, works well just as the recipe describes. Have you seen this issue anywhere else?

[pingles]

Hi,

That's strange. I've just tried it myself and it seems ok (albeit running a repl inside the bandit-core project):

$ lein repl
nREPL server started on port 54133 on host 127.0.0.1
REPL-y 0.2.1
Clojure 1.5.1
    Docs: (doc function-name-here)
          (find-doc "part-of-name-here")
  Source: (source function-name-here)
 Javadoc: (javadoc java-object-or-class-here)
    Exit: Control+D or (exit) or (quit)

user=> (ns casino.wynn
  #_=>   (:require [clj-bandit.arms :as a]
  #_=>             [clj-bandit.algo.epsilon :as e]))
nil
casino.wynn=> (a/mk-arms :arm1 :arm2 :arm3 :arm4 :arm5)
{:arm1 #clj_bandit.arms.Arm{:name :arm1, :pulls 0, :value 0}, :arm2 #clj_bandit.arms.Arm{:name :arm2, :pulls 0, :value 0}, :arm3 #clj_bandit.arms.Arm{:name :arm3, :pulls 0, :value 0}, :arm4 #clj_bandit.arms.Arm{:name :arm4, :pulls 0, :value 0}, :arm5 #clj_bandit.arms.Arm{:name :arm5, :pulls 0, :value 0}}