Currently, the REPL is used directly to load ClojureScript code. As the REPL doesn't accept more than one line at a time, and this severely limits its ability to load anything more than simple one-liners.
As an example: The core functions defined in app/cljs4excel.cljs are copied to app/cljs4excel0.cljs where they are defined as one-liners, in order to load them on startup.
This should be fixed so that any valid cljs file can be loaded.
Currently, the REPL is used directly to load ClojureScript code. As the REPL doesn't accept more than one line at a time, and this severely limits its ability to load anything more than simple one-liners.
As an example: The core functions defined in app/cljs4excel.cljs are copied to app/cljs4excel0.cljs where they are defined as one-liners, in order to load them on startup.
This should be fixed so that any valid cljs file can be loaded.