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spit

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(spit f content & options)

Opposite of slurp. Opens f with writer, writes content, then
closes f. Options passed to clojure.java.io/writer.

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```
user=> (spit "flubber.txt" "test")
nil
user=> (slurp "flubber.txt")
"test"
```
user=> (spit "flubber.txt" "test") nil user=> (slurp "flubber.txt") "test"
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```
user=> (spit "event.log" "test 1\n" :append true)
nil

user=> (spit "event.log" "test 2\n" :append true)
nil

user=> (println (slurp "event.log"))
test 1
test 2

nil
```
user=> (spit "event.log" "test 1\n" :append true) nil user=> (spit "event.log" "test 2\n" :append true) nil user=> (println (slurp "event.log")) test 1 test 2 nil
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```
(defn append-to-file
  "Uses spit to append to a file specified with its name as a string, or
   anything else that writer can take as an argument.  s is the string to
   append."     
  [file-name s]
  (spit file-name s :append true))
```
(defn append-to-file "Uses spit to append to a file specified with its name as a string, or anything else that writer can take as an argument. s is the string to append." [file-name s] (spit file-name s :append true))

Source clojure/core.clj:6032 top

(defn spit
  "Opposite of slurp.  Opens f with writer, writes content, then
  closes f. Options passed to clojure.java.io/writer."
  {:added "1.2"}
  [f content & options]
  (with-open [#^java.io.Writer w (apply jio/writer f options)]
    (.write w (str content))))

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