(->% & forms)Creates an anonymous function, threading the parameter through the forms provided as the first parameter.
Useful for getting around the restriction that you're not allowed to have nested anonymous functions (of the #() variety), especially when manipulating lists of maps - i.e.:
(let [table [{:a 1 :b [4 12]}, {:a 3 :b [8 35]}]] (map (->% (update :b #(map inc %)) (assoc :c 8)) table))
;; -> [{:a 1, :b [5 13], :c 8}, ;; {:a 3, :b [9 36], :c 8}]
Creates an anonymous function, threading the parameter through the
forms provided as the first parameter.
Useful for getting around the restriction that you're not allowed to
have nested anonymous functions (of the #() variety), especially
when manipulating lists of maps - i.e.:
(let [table [{:a 1 :b [4 12]},
{:a 3 :b [8 35]}]]
(map (->% (update :b #(map inc %))
(assoc :c 8))
table))
;; -> [{:a 1, :b [5 13], :c 8},
;; {:a 3, :b [9 36], :c 8}](->>% & forms)Creates an anonymous function, threading the parameter through the forms provided as the last parameter.
Useful for getting around the restriction that you're not allowed to have nested anonymous functions (of the #() variety), especially when manipulating nested lists - i.e.:
(let [results [[3 5 8 12], [6 45 23 18]]] (map (->>% (filter #(zero? (mod % 3))) (map #(* 2 %))) results))
;; -> [[6 24], [12 90 36]]
Creates an anonymous function, threading the parameter through the
forms provided as the last parameter.
Useful for getting around the restriction that you're not allowed to
have nested anonymous functions (of the #() variety), especially
when manipulating nested lists - i.e.:
(let [results [[3 5 8 12], [6 45 23 18]]]
(map (->>% (filter #(zero? (mod % 3)))
(map #(* 2 %)))
results))
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