I want to be able to read and write a clojure object, which contains
functions, from/to a file.
The structure looks something like this: { :s "my-string" :f (fn[x]
(inc x) }
Reading is easy: (load-file ...) works fine. The tricky part is
writing it back to the file. (pr ...) gives something like this: "{:s
"my-string", :f #<user$fn__895 user$fn__...@2dc62dc6>}" which cannot
be subsequently read.
The only workaround I found is this:
I quote the function in the file (which means that it needs to
explicitly eval-ed when called).
Then, I save it like this: (assoc my-map :f (cons 'quote (list (my-
map :f))))
Although this works it seems a bit cumbersome. I am pretty sure there
is a better way to do it. Any ideas?
Thanks,
-Itay
PS: This issue has been also mentioned at the "Persistent storage"
discussion last week.
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