On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 7:00 AM, Sean Corfield wrote:
>
> As Phil says, rolling your own migrations, native to Postgres, is
> probably the best way to go in that area. At World Singles, we use
> external SQL files with a prefix indicating DB "level" and an
> indicator of dev vs prod migration, and
uot;Input something:")
(loop [lines (repeatedly read-line)]
(let [line (first lines)]
(println "You entered:" line)
(when (not= "q" line)
(recur (next lines))
Regards,
Swaroop
On Monday, July 2, 2012 1:16:37 PM UTC+5:30, Meikel Brandmeyer (ko
Hi,
This might be a naive question, but calling this code causes a "hung"
program for me, I would appreciate any suggestions on the right way to do
it:
user=> (dotimes [n 5] (println "Input:") (read-line))
Input:
abc
Input:
def
# /hangs/
Regards,
Swaroop
f writing real-world Android
applications in Clojure. --
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Regards,
Swaroop
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cool - thanks guys for the detailed reply. crystal clear now -:)
Thx
swaroop
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anyone please explain how clojure evaluates this.
1. so if we call (take 5 fibs) for example, what does fibs initially
refer to?
2. how does lazy-cat exactly work over here?
Apologize if this has already been asked earlier.
Thanks
swaroop
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