I found when working on ticket 191 (dead now, I suppose) that counting the
stack elements is not reliable, but = works to get rid of duplicates. Below
you can compare java's to your new function - the clojure has one duplicate
element (the very last one). Also, I find the "..." useful to know
som
http://github.com/clojure/clojure
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I assume I'm just clueless here, but the last commit I see at
http://github.com/richhickey/clojure is one from Stuart Halloway in
June. Where do I find this so I can try it out? Or, what version do I
have to tell leiningen I depend on - 1.2.0-snapshot, 1.3.0-snapshot,
or something like that?
On Se
People frequently complain about Clojure's stack traces, and there are
now some enhancements in the master branch. In particular, there is a
new function in clojure.repl, pst, which prints a nicer stack trace of
the most recent (or a supplied) exception. It also has depth control.
pst is automatica
