contrib.str

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align-regexp
align-regexp*
any-matches?
blank->nil
empty->nil
empty?
includes-str?
match-position
or-str
pad-string
pprint-str

align-regexp^clj

(align-regexp regex string)

e.g. (align-regexp #" = " " var x = 1; var y = 2; var asdf = 3; ") => " var x = 1; var y = 2; var asdf = 3; "

e.g. (align-regexp #" = " 
"
var x = 1;
var y = 2;
var asdf = 3;
")
=>
"
var x    = 1;
var y    = 2;
var asdf = 3;
"

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align-regexp*^clj

(align-regexp* regex lines)

Will align all lines to the first match of regex

Will align all `lines` to the first match of `regex`

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any-matches?^clj

(any-matches? coll needle)

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blank->nil^clj

(blank->nil s)

Nullify empty strings, identity on all other values.

Nullify empty strings, identity on all other values.

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empty->nil^cljdeprecated

(empty->nil s)

Deprecated. Use clojure.core/not-empty

Deprecated. Use clojure.core/not-empty

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empty?^cljdeprecated

(empty? s)

Deprecated. Use clojure.core/empty?

Deprecated. Use clojure.core/empty?

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includes-str?^cljdeprecated

(includes-str? v needle)

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match-position^clj

(match-position regex string)

Return the position of the first regex match in string.

Return the position of the first `regex` match in `string`.

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or-str^clj

(or-str a b)

(or-str a b c)

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pad-string^clj

(pad-string regex position string)

left-pad the first regex match in string to shift it to the given position. e.g.: (pad-string #"@" 5 "left@right") => "left @right" -- because 'left' is 4 chars

left-pad the first `regex` match in `string` to shift it to the given `position`.
e.g.: (pad-string #"@" 5 "left@right") =>  "left @right" -- because 'left' is 4 chars

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