That fact, however, doesn't mean there isn't room for future improvement in exception reporting at the REPL. Once the REPL catches an exception, it can do pret

That fact, however, doesn't mean there isn't room for future improvement in exception reporting at the REPL. Once the REPL catches an exception, it can do pretty much anything with it, since java.lang.Throwable objects provide convenient methods for a program to examine the stack trace. It's just a matter of someone writing a function that scratches whatever their itch is. I found that after a while I just got used to reading them, but I'm certain the initially ugly exceptions do turn off some people who don't start out with a strong enough desire to use Clojure.