>>>> Clojure.
>>>>
>>>> Hopefully someone will be able to aid me with the following (perhaps
>>>> more familiar with Scala):
>>>>
>>>> Scala for comprehension is errr how to say "de-sugared" to series
>>>&g
;>> in for-comprehension
>>> like:
>>> *val *ns: Conv[List[Int]] = *for *{ // Conv is just alias for functions
>>> of type B => (B, A)
>>> x <- int // int is function again of type Conv
>>> y <- int
>>> xs <- ints(x) // this
need all the nuts and bolts, just some guideline for achieving
> something similar
> in Clojure.
>
> I am not lazy :) I've already eagerly researched a bit and got to this: Scala
> for-comprehension to Clojure
> <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25655132/how-to-convert-thi
;- int // int is function again of type Conv
>> y <- int
>> xs <- ints(x) // this is just sequence of numbers
>> } *yield *xs.map(_ * y)
>>
>> I don't need all the nuts and bolts, just some guideline for achieving
>> something similar
>> i
)
>
> I don't need all the nuts and bolts, just some guideline for achieving
> something similar
> in Clojure.
>
> I am not lazy :) I've already eagerly researched a bit and got to this: Scala
> for-comprehension to Clojure
> <http://stackoverflow.com/question
hed a bit and got to this: Scala
for-comprehension to Clojure
<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25655132/how-to-convert-this-map-flatmap-into-a-for-comprehension-in-clojure>
But as you can see that is not really about having kind of generator
function which is wrapped into flatMap
call. Per
