Nice, thanks.
You made it sound like regex-nav only navigates to simple substring
matches, which I was confused by, but I was pleased to find that it
navigates to full regex matches as returned by re-seq:
(transform
#"(\d{1,2})/(\d{1,2})/(\d{4})"
(fn [[date d m y]] (str m "/" d "/" y))
"4/9/1927 - 24/10/2011");;=> "9/4/1927 - 10/24/2011"
Just FYI, everybody.
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