I\'m not clear on the difference between -> and ->> in Clojure: from the API reference, it seems like the latter would be the correct way to apply several functions in sequence, i.e. (->> x h
What is the easiest way to get the value of an element from an XML string in Clojure? I am looking for something like:
For my prime numbers lazy seq, I am checking to see if an index value is divisible by all the p开发者_StackOverflowrimes below that current index (prime?). The problem is, when I call primes within it
In the book \"The Scheme Programming Language, 4th Edition\", by R. Kent Dybvig, on page 86, the author has written a define-syntax (Scheme macro) for a case statement that accepts ranges for its cond
I want to ask what sort of type safety languages constructs are there on Clojure? I\'ve read \'Practical Clojure\' from Luke VanderHart and Stuart Sierra several times now, but i still have the disti
I\'m trying to dig a little deeper into clojure and functional programming. At some point of my code I have a (def server (spawn-server)). Now I want a short function for the REPL to check the state
I have deployed a Clojure app to Heroku. When I run/request it I get an error: http://glowing-planet-168.herokuapp.com/. So now I want to start up a REPL to see if I can get some more info. But when I
I have a function that returns a map. The keys are static, but the values are conditional. Like this:
First of all I\'m a Clojure beginner and sry for my bad English. Lets say you have a function that is suppossed to return a List of Maps containing various Information (in this example Systeminformat
Clojure seems to support HTTP with clojure.contrib.http.agent, b开发者_开发问答ut how can I read from HTTPS?Clojure, after all, is hosted on the Java platform. Hopefully, this question can set you on
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