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<clgv> (find-doc "ns-") | |
<sexpbot> ⟹ ------------------------- clojure.contrib.logging/commons-logging | |
([]) Defines the commons-logging-based implementations of the core | |
logging functions. End-users should never need to call this. | |
------------------------- clojure.core/ns-aliases ([ns]) Returns a | |
map of the aliases for the namespace. ------------------------- | |
clojure.core/ns-imports ([ns]) Returns a map of the import mappings | |
for the namespace. ------------------------- clojure.core/ns-interns | |
([ns]) Returns a map of the intern mappings for the namespace. | |
------------------------- clojure.core/ns-map ([ns]) Returns a map | |
of all the mappings for the namespace. ------------------------- | |
clojure.core/ns-name ([ns]) Returns the name of the namespace, a | |
symbol. ------------------------- clojure.core/ns-publics ([ns]) | |
Returns a map of the public intern mappings for the namespace. | |
------------------------- clojure.core/ns-refers ([ns]) Returns a | |
map of the refer mappings for the namespace. ------------------------- | |
clojure.core/ns-resolve ([ns sym]) Returns the var or Class to which | |
a symbol will be resolved in the namespace, else nil. Note that if | |
the symbol is fully qualified, the var/Class to which it resolves | |
need not be present in the namespace. ------------------------- | |
clojure.core/ns-unalias ([ns sym]) Removes the alias for the symbol | |
from the namespace. ------------------------- clojure.core/ns-unmap | |
([ns sym]) Removes the mappings for the symbol from the namespace. | |
------------------------- clojure.core/resolve ([sym]) same as | |
(ns-resolve *ns* symbol) nil |
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