I believe one is a directive and the other is a function.
:require doesn't need the values to be quoted
:require doesn't need the values to be quoted
(:require xyz)
require needs values to be quoted so that they're not evaluated when passed as arguments
require needs values to be quoted so that they're not evaluated when passed as arguments
(require 'xyz)
I could be wrong though.
I could be wrong though.
06.12.2013, 18:17, "BillZhang" <[email protected]>:
--hi all,What's the differences between those two snippets?1.(ns a(require [a.b]))2.(ns a(:require [a.b]))They all works in my code!thx~--
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