Re: imagej - a clojure example

[David Pirotte <david@altosw.be>]

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> > 	(import (ij IJ))		[ if that is correct, I don't know
> > 					[ if not please correct me

> You need set the classpath before you start up the Java VM - typically
> on the java command line or a CLASSPATH environment variable.
> For example:
> $ CLASSPATH=.:ij.jar kawa

Thanks, someone kindly answered on #kawa.  I will mail the example I got so other
may benefit:  I did not know a module was auto define based on the name of the
file... and other things jhope explained me on #irc

> > Also, How do I introspect a module?  Like once yu tll me how to make these
> > ij-1.49v.jar, mpicbg_-1.0.1.jar, .. known to java, how can I list the public
> > interface of these modules, its classes, methods ...

> Introspection is a complex feature.  Kawa doesn't really have an introspection
> API - you can use the Java reflection API or the model API, but these are
> nontrivial; certainly more than a quick reply here.  What is your specific
> use-case?

Everything I can do when using clos I guess.

> If you're just trying the learn what's available in a libray, the usual
> method is to look at the javadoc-generated API documentation.  For example
> for imagej look here:

Sure, but how do you debug? 

	Maybe the second jar must be in a specific subdirectory, if that so, how
	would I know?

Cheers,
David

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