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(map? *in*) was true because *in* was a plain map of read-line-fn/read-fn closures; the JVM *in* is a java.io.Reader so map? is false. A defrecord doesn't help (records are maps). Make the reader a reify over a new IReader protocol — a non-map value — and route read/read-line/read+string/line-seq through its -read-line/-read-form/-read+string methods instead of keyword access. with-in-str's __string-reader and the stdin *in* both reify it. Closes *in*-bound + *in*-is-bound. |
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| 00-kernel.clj | ||
| 00-syntax.clj | ||
| 10-seq.clj | ||
| 20-coll.clj | ||
| 25-sorted.clj | ||
| 30-macros.clj | ||
| 40-lazy.clj | ||
| 50-io.clj | ||