(like data)
Creates a predicate from different objects. Uses the EbenbildPred Protocol. Default Options are: Fn -> just assumes its already a pred, String -> matches if the string is included, Pattern -> matches the exact pattern, Number -> matches the number Keyword -> matches other keywords with equal (if given no namespace will match only on name). Map -> calls like on all keys and matches if all vals of the map are matching. Vector -> calls like on all elements, matches all seqs of the same size whose elements match the given vector. ANY -> matches everything.
Creates a predicate from different objects. Uses the EbenbildPred Protocol. Default Options are: Fn -> just assumes its already a pred, String -> matches if the string is included, Pattern -> matches the exact pattern, Number -> matches the number Keyword -> matches other keywords with equal (if given no namespace will match only on name). Map -> calls like on all keys and matches if all vals of the map are matching. Vector -> calls like on all elements, matches all seqs of the same size whose elements match the given vector. ANY -> matches everything.
(like-all & datas)
Creates a predicate that check if all of the given data matches (using like) It is semanticly equivalent to (and (like data1) (like data2) ...).
Creates a predicate that check if all of the given data matches (using like) It is semanticly equivalent to (and (like data1) (like data2) ...).
(like-one & datas)
Creates a predicate that checks if (at least) one of the given data matches (using like). It is semanticly equivalent to (or (like data1) (like data2) ...).
Creates a predicate that checks if (at least) one of the given data matches (using like). It is semanticly equivalent to (or (like data1) (like data2) ...).
(like? data compare-to)
Creates a predicate using 'like' and calls it with the second arg. When using the predicate more then one time, you should use 'like'.
Creates a predicate using 'like' and calls it with the second arg. When using the predicate more then one time, you should use 'like'.
(unlike data)
Returns a predicate that is the complement of (like data)
Returns a predicate that is the complement of (like data)
(unlike? data compare-to)
Creates a predicate using 'unlike' and calls it with the second arg. When using the predictae more then one time, you should use 'unlike'
Creates a predicate using 'unlike' and calls it with the second arg. When using the predictae more then one time, you should use 'unlike'
(update-all m f)
Updates all map vals with the given fn
Updates all map vals with the given fn
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