> Bt this will be dynamic, Any number of keys can come, How to segregate and
> assigned to
> particular variable?
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> Thanking you.
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> With regards.
> Ganesh N Neelekani
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> On S
Welcome to Clojure!
You could just define a function taking a map as an argument and return the
query as a string using destructering [0]
(defn people [{:keys [table person id]}]
(str "SELECT * FROM " table " WHERE person_id = " person " ORDER BY " id))
You may want to have a look at Sean Corn
You should be able to specify the deps.edn file using a env variable -
The Clojure tools will use the following deps.edn map sources, in this
order:
-
Root - found in the installation of clj (or as a resource in tools.deps)
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User - cross-project configuration (typically tools)
-
The read method returns the number of bytes consumed from the input stream
and stored in the provided buffer.
The only case the read method would return 0 is when a buffer of length 0
is provided since there would be no place to store any bytes consumed from
the input stream.
In most cases, a
If you want parallelism, you'll want to use fold [0] or async's pipeline
[1].
Personally, I've found Rich's talk the best way to help me understand how
transducers were added to the language. [2]
You may also want to look at cgrand's xforms library [3]. For example, it
allows you to express fr
