@meow: There is also https://github.com/qerub/camel-snake-kebab , which has ->camelCase (but might require explicit use of str from a keyword).

there's also http://github.com/expez/superstring which I can imagine has camel-Snake_kebab functions (and any other string function you'll ever need)

@mikecarter: I think some part of cider/clj-refactor already has this functionality. Just cannot remember where

thanks @slipset

i’ll probably continue working on helm-clojars - even if it’s just to further my emacs lisp experience 😃

@slipset: superstring looks very nice, thanks.

I've got [ [[A B][D E]] [[X Y]] ] and I want: [[A B] [D E] [X Y]] what do?

(->> x flatten (partition 2)) works

@escherize: (apply concat vector) works as well

And doesn’t depend on the partitioning scheme you have

I’d also assume it’s faster than flatten, as my gut tells me tree-seq isn’t super fast, but I’m not positive on that one