Hi,
I am new to clojure and I am very excited about learning the
language. I have a question about replacing an element in a list. I
have elements that look like this :
{:id G__781, :value 1}
The list looks like this:
({:id G__821, :value 1} {:id G__820, :value 1} {:id G__819, :value 1}
{:id G__818, :value 1} {:id G__817, :value 1})
I want to update an element in the list by conjoining a new list with
an updated element. For example, I'll update the head of the list:
({:id G__821, :value 10} {:id G__820, :value 1} {:id G__819, :value 1}
{:id G__818, :value 1} {:id G__817, :value 1})
My update code (it really builds a new list with and replaces the
updated element) looks like this:
(defn update-id-list [id-list new-id new-id-list]
(doseq[old-id id-list
new-id-list (conj new-id-list (choose-id old-id new-id) )]
(println "New List " new-id-list)) new-id-list)
(defn choose-id[old-id new-id]
(if (= (:id old-id) (:id new-id)) new-id old-id))
This doesn't work. It never conjoin's elements and ultimately returns
an empty list. I've tried using various other methods but I keep
going in circles.
Any ideas why this wouldn't work?
Thanks,
James
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