I have some Clojure code that uses clojure.string/replace and when I compiled
it as Clojurescript it stopped working.
I can recreate the problem with the following code:
(defn print-results
[results]
(println (str "results: " results))
(println (str "(type results): " (type results)))
"done")
(clojure.string/replace "one and two and three" #"(.+) and (.+) and (.+)"
(partial print-results))
In the Clojure REPL I get:
results: ["one and two and three" "one" "two" "three"]
(type results): class clojure.lang.PersistentVector
"done"
In the Clojurescript REPL I get:
results: one and two and three
(type results): function String() { [native code for String.String, arity=1] }
"done"
It appears that the Clojurescript version returns a string and I lose the
ability to use regexp groups that are provided in the result vector provided by
the Clojure version.
My code relies on manipulating the group data for the proper replacement. Is
this by design or a potential bug?
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