Added nRepl support and very basic config file reading, removed deprecated bukkit event type and priority enums. #1
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Added nRepl support and very basic config file reading, removed deprecated bukkit event type and priority enums.
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Latest bukkit APIs no longer have the formerly deprecated Event.Type and Event.Priority enums, removed these but it will break any dependent libraries.
Added support for nRepl but I don't have an emacs/swank environment so I don't know how that will be affected. The server still appears to listen to the port when enabled but I haven't gone beyond that.
Added in a very basic wrapper for bukkit config file reading.
Feel free to refactor, still newish to clojure so my style retains much of the Java flavour and there are no doubt features that can be used to make the code clearer and more succinct.