Hi, Joerg.
When I have a sequence I want to split into sub-sequences, I use the
partition.* functions:
(->> your-seq (partition-by string?) (partition 2))
will get you very close to your solution.
A slightly lower-level technique if you need more control is to construct a
lazy sequence yourself
so, each string(type) is used as a grouping-key, which prefixes every each
following string-in-a-vector as an argument to myfunc in the result list.
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Hi,
>From a for-function over some xml-input (filtered and mapped), I get this
list:
("ITEM2" ["ITEM1"] ["B"] "A" "ITEM1" ["C"])
Now what I want is:
((myfunc ITEM2 ITEM1) (myfunc ITEM2 B) (myfunc ITEM1 C))
that is.. every string can have 0 or more vectors as follow-up items
The String "A" has
