That was very helpful - thanks Meikel and Jonathon.
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See the source of clojure.contrib.duck-streams/read-lines
http://clojuredocs.org/clojure_contrib/clojure.contrib.duck-streams/read-lines
For the second question: Use read-lines directly.
If you want a lazy-seq that doesn't close the stream when it's empty,
; untested
(defn take-bytes [rdr]
(
Hi,
how about this?
(def sentence-spec {1 {:n 2 :fmt "[1] a=%d b=%d"}
4 {:n 0 :fmt "[4]"}
5 {:n 1 :fmt "[5] z=%d"}})
(defn input-reader
[inputQ eof?]
(fn [byteArray]
(.put inputQ (or byteArray eof?
(defn input-bytes
[inputQ eof?]
(->> (rep
Hello
I wonder if I could ask for advice on how to construct a lazy sequence. My
application might be of interest to some of you.
The context for this is that I have an embedded system with very limited
facilities for proper debugging.
I have inserted a 'trace' facility in the embedded code that
