Reputation: 1478
I noticed in the tut Clojurescript 101 that you can use closure classes like:
(ns async-tut1.core
(:import [goog.net XhrIo]))
But there is a note that says:
Note: import is only for this use case, you never use it with ClojureScript libraries
What does it really mean? As I understand it, you should not import classes this way. Am I correct? If I am, how would you do it then? Many thanks.
Upvotes: 5
Views: 2009
Reputation: 2744
If you want to import the Closure classes, you use import, if you are importing functions or vars, then you use require or use:
(ns async-tut1.core
(:require [goog.events :refer [listen] :as ev])
(:import [goog.net XhrIo]))
What it means is that the import
form is specific to the use case of importing classes from the host libraries (google closure modules).
Upvotes: 10