I'm new in clojure. I'm learning about splitting string in various ways. I'm taking help from here: https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.string/split There is no example to split string at fixed number of character.
Let a string "hello everyone welcome to here". I want to split this string after every 4th char, so the output (after split) should be ["hell" "o ev" "eryo" "ne w" "elco" "me t" "o he" "re"]. Note that white space is consider a char.
can anyone tell me, how can I do this? Thanks.
you could use re-seq:
user> (def s "hello everyone welcome to here")
#'user/s
user> (re-seq #".{1,4}" s)
("hell" "o ev" "eryo" "ne w" "elco" "me t" "o he" "re")
or partition the string, treating it as a seq:
user> (map (partial apply str) (partition-all 4 s))
("hell" "o ev" "eryo" "ne w" "elco" "me t" "o he" "re")
re-seq approach is much faster (well, if you realize the seq)With transducers:
(def sample "hello everyone welcome to here")
(into [] (comp (partition-all 4) (map #(apply str %))) sample)
Slower than the other examples though :).
(eduction (partition-all 4) (map #(apply str %)) sample) to be pretentious :)(->> "hello everyone welcome to here"
(partition-all 4)
(map (partial apply str)))
