coast.repl
REPL utilities for working with namespaces
REPL utilities for working with namespaces
clearclj
(clear)Clears all state from the namespace/file tracker. This may help repair the namespace tracker when it gets into an inconsistent state, without restarting the Clojure process. The next call to 'refresh' will reload all source files, but may not completely remove stale code from deleted files.
Clears all state from the namespace/file tracker. This may help repair the namespace tracker when it gets into an inconsistent state, without restarting the Clojure process. The next call to 'refresh' will reload all source files, but may not completely remove stale code from deleted files.
disable-reload!clj
(disable-reload!)(disable-reload! namespace)Adds metadata to namespace (or ns if unspecified) telling 'refresh' not to load it. Implies disable-unload! also.
Warning: Aliases to reloaded namespaces will break.
Adds metadata to namespace (or *ns* if unspecified) telling 'refresh' not to load it. Implies disable-unload! also. Warning: Aliases to reloaded namespaces will break.
disable-unload!clj
(disable-unload!)(disable-unload! namespace)Adds metadata to namespace (or ns if unspecified) telling 'refresh' not to unload it. The namespace may still be reloaded, it just won't be removed first.
Warning: Aliases to reloaded namespaces will break.
Adds metadata to namespace (or *ns* if unspecified) telling 'refresh' not to unload it. The namespace may still be reloaded, it just won't be removed first. Warning: Aliases to reloaded namespaces will break.
refreshclj
(refresh & options)Scans source code directories for files which have changed (since the last time this function was run) and reloads them in dependency order. Returns :ok or an error; sets the latest exception to clojure.core/*e (if *e is thread-bound).
The directories to be scanned are controlled by 'set-refresh-dirs'; defaults to all directories on the Java classpath.
Options are key-value pairs. Valid options are:
:after Namespace-qualified symbol naming a zero-argument
function to be invoked after a successful refresh. This
symbol will be resolved *after* all namespaces have
been reloaded.
Scans source code directories for files which have changed (since
the last time this function was run) and reloads them in dependency
order. Returns :ok or an error; sets the latest exception to
clojure.core/*e (if *e is thread-bound).
The directories to be scanned are controlled by 'set-refresh-dirs';
defaults to all directories on the Java classpath.
Options are key-value pairs. Valid options are:
:after Namespace-qualified symbol naming a zero-argument
function to be invoked after a successful refresh. This
symbol will be resolved *after* all namespaces have
been reloaded.refresh-allclj
(refresh-all & options)Scans source code directories for all Clojure source files and reloads them in dependency order.
The directories to be scanned are controlled by 'set-refresh-dirs'; defaults to all directories on the Java classpath.
Options are key-value pairs. Valid options are:
:after Namespace-qualified symbol naming a zero-argument
function to be invoked after a successful refresh. This
symbol will be resolved *after* all namespaces have
been reloaded.
Scans source code directories for all Clojure source files and
reloads them in dependency order.
The directories to be scanned are controlled by 'set-refresh-dirs';
defaults to all directories on the Java classpath.
Options are key-value pairs. Valid options are:
:after Namespace-qualified symbol naming a zero-argument
function to be invoked after a successful refresh. This
symbol will be resolved *after* all namespaces have
been reloaded.refresh-dirsclj
refresh-trackerclj
set-refresh-dirsclj
(set-refresh-dirs & dirs)Sets the directories which are scanned by 'refresh'. Supports the same types as clojure.java.io/file.
Sets the directories which are scanned by 'refresh'. Supports the same types as clojure.java.io/file.
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