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-<> is from a 3rd party library I guess? The joys of macros and extensible syntax :) The standard library has as-> , which doesn't have the implcit default. So
by fulafel 5y ago
-<> is from a 3rd party library I guess? The joys of macros and extensible syntax :)
The standard library has as-> , which doesn't have the implcit default. So you'd write
(as-> "a b c" x
(s/upper-case x)
(str "result:" x))