(slurp "some.txt")
 If the file is small enough and can be held in memory, simplest approach is to use slurp which will return a string containing the content of the file,

Strings in clojure are immutable. 

The answer is to create a new string with the old substring replaced by a new substring:

(defn string-splice ([target new offset] (string-splice target new offset (count new))) ([target new offset length] (str (subs target 0 offset) new (subs target (+ offset length)))) )

(.substring "Is this not pung?" 3 7)
=> "this"

django-admin.py startproject mysite

!dj

This is shorthand for:

$ git branch iss53

$ git checkout is

$ pip install watchdog

$ watchmedo shell-command \

    --patterns="*.txt" \

    --ignore-pattern='_build/*' \

    --recursive \

    --command='make html'

p

window.open('', '_self', '');//bug fix

window.close();

In the workspace, by default .Rdata

the last

padding: 0 0 0 5px;

# think of this format as a clock starting at 12 and ticking left

.object_id