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Hmm… I hadn’t thought of trying that. I’ve had mixed results using some of the cider tooling but most of that is due to printing.
it really works quite well, sometimes it jumps around in an incomprehensible way, but it is still a very useful tool
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I mean, you probably know anyway, but for someone who is just figuring out how it works, this should help
(m/rewrite [[:a 1] [:b 2]]
(m/seqable (m/$ !ctx (m/pred number? !n)) ...)
(m/seqable (m/app !ctx (m/app inc !n)) ...))
Should something like this be allowed?
The use case is something like, I don't care where a number is a data structure, I want to inc
it