general utility functions (in proc.core particularly) should be either:
a) lifted up to the post-ns declaration where we can declare a block of utility / aux functions
b) migrated to proc.util with other project-general utility functions (like proc.core/some-n)
c) or migrated out to spork (i.e. spork.util.general or other namespace) for general use and proc ns cleanup.
We may have some redundancy or generality that can be factored out. This should support the goal of getting proc.core down to something legible and readable.
examples: proc.core/some-n, proc.core/spit-lines, etc.
general utility functions (in proc.core particularly) should be either: a) lifted up to the post-ns declaration where we can declare a block of utility / aux functions b) migrated to proc.util with other project-general utility functions (like proc.core/some-n) c) or migrated out to spork (i.e. spork.util.general or other namespace) for general use and proc ns cleanup.
We may have some redundancy or generality that can be factored out. This should support the goal of getting proc.core down to something legible and readable.
examples: proc.core/some-n, proc.core/spit-lines, etc.