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0x2127edab5d08b1e11adf7ae4bae16c2b33fdf74a

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0xadaf150b905cf5e6a778e553e15a139b6618bbb7

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"useless docstring"

(ns cljs-browser-repl.compiler
  (:require-macros [cljs.env.macros :refer [with-compiler-env]])
  (:require [replumb.core :as replumb]
            [replumb.repl :refer [current-ns]]
            [cljs.tools.reader :as r])
  (:import goog.net.XhrIo)
  )

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digraph G {
          main -> parse -> execute;
          main -> init;
          main -> cleanup;
          execute -> make_string;
          execute -> printf
          init -> make_string;
          main -> printf;
          execute -> compare;
          }

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(defmacro readme
  [& names]
  `(do ~@(map #(list 'def (vary-meta (first %) assoc :declared true) (second %)) (partition 2 names))))

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(def c1 (chan))
(def c2 (chan))
(def xf (map #(repeat 3 %)))
(a/pipeline 4 c2 xf c1)
(a/put! c1 {:name "hello"})
(<!! c2)

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;; I had a really hard time programming and thinking in Clojure within a raw text editor and under stress,
;; so I took gave a new try to the problem using the repl and my usual editor (emacs) for a second shot
;; using the repl helped me quickly discard poor solutions and fix small quirks.


;; Here is what I came up with :
;; First I get the headers with the max width of each columns and print them, the way I started it during the interview
;; Then I completed each row with the missing keys using a sorted map and adding the whitespaces
;; Then I printed all the rows

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// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console