(inc clojure.zip); clojure.contrib.zip-filter is a nice companion.
Also, clojure.walk might be worth investigating. It provides no
complex navigational facilities, so only some types of tree
transformations are "walkable", but for dealing with those, it's an
absolutely fantastic tool.
Sincerely,
There is also assoc-in and get-in for accessing and associng values in
nested maps.
On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 9:26 PM, Laurent PETIT wrote:
> Quick answer (sorry not much time): clojure.zip
>
> It's quite easy to use once you've got the basics "in place"
>
> 2010/7/7 Bill Marshall :
>> Is there a li
Quick answer (sorry not much time): clojure.zip
It's quite easy to use once you've got the basics "in place"
2010/7/7 Bill Marshall :
> Is there a library facilitating the navigating and editing nodes in a fairly
> complex tree (nested map) structure? billm
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