> > user> (path-rebind nested-structure [:nested1 :nested2 :final-data]
> > "new data")
> > {:nested1 {:nested2 {:final-data "new data", :level 2}, :level
> > 1}, :level 0}
>
> Congratulations, you've implemented 'assoc-in' :-)
>
> user=> (assoc-in nested-structure [:nested1 :nested2 :final-data] "new data")
> {:nested1 {:nested2 {:level 2, :final-data "new data"}, :level 1}, :level 0}
>
> There are also 'get-in' and 'update-in'.
>
> Your code looks fine -- nearly identical to 'assoc-in' in fact. It
> does the destructuring right in the function arguments, but everything
> else is merely stylistic differences.
>
> --Chouser
ahh even better... I knew someone must have done this before.... and
it kills me now to look at the API and see it right underneath the
(assoc) description. I have no idea how I missed it.
thanks,
daniel
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