Ooo -- postwalk-replace, which I didn't know about, is much better than what I
was going to suggest! But since this still might be of some interest to the OP
here is the message I had composed before ajuc's message came through:
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Setq doesn't do that in Lisp, but subst does.
I've defined su
Setq isn't functional - equivalent in clojure would be def, but it
isn't meant to be used in that way.
For your purpose there is better fit: postwalk-replace
http://richhickey.github.com/clojure/clojure.walk-api.html#clojure.walk/postwalk-replace
Greetings.
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Hi all,
I'm new to this language and is working on a few problems on my own.
I have this deep list, (of arbitrary depth, because I am trying to
work out a genetic program..) and I want to change, say, all x's in
this list. Replace doesn't work. Do I really have to define a
recursive function to "
