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Hi Tim, My apologies. It looks as though I only built the Enclosure tools. In order to build the lot, I had to remove references to print-circle and print-lines. I don't know what they were all about, but print-circle and print-lines were both marked "not yet supported" in the original contrib distribution. After commenting out the references to them, cleaning and rebuilding Enclojure plugin with dependencies, the build worked and the tests passed, except for a couple of modules for which no tests were executed. I had to do one other thing. I'm on OS X 10.10.1, and I have the Apple JDK 1.6 and the Oracle 1.8 installed. I had to set I don't know how pull requests work. I assume I should close this request and create a new one. If I do that, should I revert nb-configuration.xml? |
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Don't worry about nb-configuration.xml - I should have probably put it in If you update your clone, the pull request should get updated automagically
On Fri, Jan 16, 2015 at 8:34 AM, numinasthmatic notifications@github.com
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…hese were marked unsupported in the original clojure.contrib 1.2 files anyway.Also had to change netbeans.hint.jdkPlatform to JDK_1.8 from 1.6 in netbeans/plugins/org-enclojure-plugin/nb-configuration.xml. netbeans/nb-configuration.xml remains at 1.5.
Hi Tim,
In case you're still interested, I have removed the contrib references from the code. The swank requirement is still there; I haven't tried to replace it with cider because all of that stuff is a mystery to me.
The project compiles. That's the only claim I will make for it.
As to the SLF4J stuff, is there some IDE logging interface that can be invoked? What about just substituting java.util.logging for those instances?
I haven't the faintest idea about making plugins for NB, hence the basic questions. If I can do something quite straughtforward, I'm happy to do it, but I am not looking to get involved in NetBeans plugins.