Interesting, but it seems to be unaware of some Clojure libs. It suggests, (.trim " foo ") ;; Java interop instead of, (trim " foo ") ;; With clojure.str

Interesting, but it seems to be unaware of some Clojure libs. It suggests, (.trim " foo ") ;; Java interop instead of, (trim " foo ") ;; With clojure.string Clojure.string is available from Clojure 1.2, which is ostensibly the version used in the comparison, yet is for some reason not actually utilized. (By the way, we're approaching Clojure 1.7 at the moment)