c3kit.apron.corec — com.cleancoders.c3kit/apron 1.0.10

Common core code. This file should have minimal dependencies. Clients should be able to safely :refer :all from this namespace.

->inspect clj/s

(->inspect v)

Insert in threading macro to print the value.

->options clj/s

(->options options)

Takes keyword argument and converts them to a map. If the args are prefixed with a map, the rest of the args are merged in.

assocv clj/s

(assocv coll i elem)

insert elem into vector at index

assocv>> clj/s

(assocv>> i elem coll)

assocv with coll as last param

concatv clj/s

(concatv & cols)

ensures the seq is a vector after concat-ing

conjv clj/s

(conjv col item)

ensures the seq is a vector before conj-ing

dissocv clj/s

(dissocv coll i)

removes the item at index i from the vector

dissocv>> clj/s

(dissocv>> i coll)

dissocv with coll as last param

ex? clj/s

(ex? e)

Returns true is e is an exception/error for the running platform

ffilter clj/s

(ffilter pred coll)

Same as (first (filter ...)), but faster!

for-all clj/s macro

(for-all bindings body)

formats clj/s

(formats format & args)

Platform agnostic string format fm

index-of clj/s

(index-of e coll)

Returns the index of e (using =) in the seq. nil if missing.

nand clj/s macro

(nand)

(nand x & next)

Same as (not (and ...))

new-uuid clj/s

(new-uuid)

noop clj/s

(noop & _)

Does nothing

nor clj/s macro

(nor)

(nor x & next)

Same as (not (or ...))

remove-nils clj/s

(remove-nils e)

Return a map where all the keys with nil values are removed

removev clj/s

(removev pred col)

removev= clj/s

(removev= col item)

rsort clj/s

(rsort coll)

(rsort comp coll)

Same as sort, but reversed

rsort-by clj/s

(rsort-by keyfn coll)

(rsort-by keyfn comp coll)

Same as sort-by, but reversed

xor clj/s macro

(xor)

(xor x)

(xor x y & next)

Evaluates expressions one at a time, from left to right. If a second form evaluates to logical true, xor returns nil and doesn't evaluate any of the other expressions, otherwise it returns the value of the first logical true expression. If there are no truthy expressions, xor returns nil.