@danielcompton: I would but I am not sure where to do that :) suggestions welcome...

You could either add something directly to the signup page (but that’s a pain), or put it on here? http://dev.clojure.org/display/community/Contributing

@alexmiller: would you be open to adding an example on http://clojure.org/transducers below > "As a mnemonic, remember that comp of transducer functions is applied in the same order as ->> with sequence functions.”

(->> (range 10)
     (map inc)
     (filter odd?)
     (take 5))

(sequence
  (comp
    (map inc)
    (filter odd?)
    (take 5))
  (range 10))

It took me a while to understand that sentence as I kept expecting comp to be backwards like it normally is

sure, I'll look at it

the text right before that with "builds a transformation stack that runs left-to-right (filtering happens before mapping in this example)" was trying to be explicit about the ordering - did that not connect?

Seeing an example makes it all connect

If I know what the code is meant to look like then I can understand the explanation

Also, the example of (def xf (comp (filter odd?) (map inc))) is in the opposite order from the example above it

I know the one above isn’t threading, but it is in close proximity

well that is confusing :)

how's that?

http://clojure.org/transducers

looks good

maybe " equivalent to the sequence transformation order of:”?

Although: As a mnemonic, remember that comp of transducer functions is applied in the same order as ->> with sequence functions. The transformation above is equivalent to the sequence transformation order in:

comp isn’t applying the transducer functions in order

is it?

"As a mnemonic, remember that the ordering of transducer functions in comp is the same order as of sequence transformations with ->>. The transformation above is equivalent to the sequence transformation:"

Yeah that’s good

I made another slight change but I think that's better, thansk

and also thanks

np