Unable to set signal handlers and VerifyError about lein-droid HOT 6 CLOSED

I'm not completely sure, but it seems to me signal handlers depend on things in sun.* packages which are not available on Android devices. Without them it is not possible to stop execution via Ctrl-C and stuff like that. I will give it another look, but it's not so drastic. And I can't change it to Warning because it's REPLy who prints it, not lein-droid.

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Is it normal to land on reply.eval-modes.nrepl=>?
What about that VerifyError?

I can’t seem to switch to my app’s namespace, too:

reply.eval-modes.nrepl=> (all-ns)
([…] #<Namespace de.profpatsch.droidtest.main> #<Namespace clojure.template>)

reply.exports=> (in-ns de.profpatsch.droidtest.main)
CompilerException java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: de.profpatsch.droidtest.main, compiling:(NO_SOURCE_PATH:1) 

reply.exports=> 

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in-ns is a function and takes symbol as an argument. You should use (in-ns 'de.profpatsch.droidtest.main). It is mentioned in the tutorial.

As for REPLy errors I didn't focus much on them as they don't seem to hamper anything.

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Oh look. I made an idiot out of myself again…

Ok, off to learning Clojure well.

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Don't take it too close, everyone has to start somewhere ;)

I'll keep the issue open, so I don't forget to look into the handlers message one more time.

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As of REPLy 0.2.1, only Unable to set signal handlers. message persists. As mentioned earlier, this is due to Android lacking sun.* packages, and REPLy relying on them to set signal handlers for terminal interaction.

Landing into reply.eval-modes.nrepl=> no longer happens, as user namespace is being successfully created and switched into.

I close this issue as wontfix because implementing custom signal handlers in REPLy exclusively for Android isn't worth the trouble, and the error message is absolutely harmless.

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