t possible in Clojure. By design, it is limited in the amount of
> information it can give you. The doc strings, and/or trying it out or
> reading the source code, are better indications of what is possible.
>
> Andy
>
> On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 5:29 AM, Carl Smotricz
> wrote:
Dunno if this is the correct place and way to suggest a correction:
Someone just mentioned to me that (assoc-in) seems to only work for maps,
as the Cheat Sheet section on vectors doesn't mention it. I was able to
show him otherwise, but maybe this is something the CS should pick up?
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La Clojure is working fine for me. The problem seems to be simply one
of version numbering.
If you let Idea auto-download/auto-install the plugin, chances are
you'll get a plugin that specifies an Idea version number different
from the one you're running.
I downloaded the plugin by hand, found th