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107 lines
3.2 KiB
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// Joins a list into a string with an optional provided separator.
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// The string will be in the result field of the generated tuple
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// from the module.
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let str_join = module{
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// The default separator is a single space. You can override
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// this when you call the module if desired.
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sep=" ",
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// The list is a required parameter.
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list=NULL,
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} => (result) {
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// The function used by reduce to join the list into a string.
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let joiner = func (acc, item) => select (acc.out == ""), NULL, {
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true = acc{
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out="@@" % (acc.out,item),
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},
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false = acc{
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out="@@@" % (acc.out, acc.sep, item),
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},
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};
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// The resulting joined string. Reference the result field from the
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// tuple the module produces to get the joined string.
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let result = reduce(joiner, {sep=mod.sep, out=""}, (mod.list)).out;
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};
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// Computes the length of the provided list.
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let len = func(list) => reduce(func(acc, item) => acc + 1, 0, list);
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// Reverses the provided list.
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let reverse = func(list) => reduce(func (acc, item) => [item] + acc, [], list);
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// head returns the first item in a list as a list of one item.
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// This function is safe for empty list inputs but is not safe
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// for NULL inputs.
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let head = func(list) => select len(list) > 0, [], {
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true = [list.0],
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};
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// tail returns the tail of a list without the head.
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// This function is safe for empty lists but is not safe
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// for NULL inputs.
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let tail = func(list) => reduce(
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func (acc, item) => select acc.count > 0, acc{count=1, tail=[]}, {
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true = acc{count = acc.count + 1, tail = acc.tail + [item]},
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},
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{count=0},
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list,
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).tail;
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// Enumerates the provided list with optional start and step parameters for the
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// enumeration. Prodices a list of pairs with the numeration and the list item.
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//
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// enumerate{list=["a","b","c"]}.result == [[0, "a"], [1, "b"], [2, "c"]]
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let enumerate = module{
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// Where to start the enumeration.
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start = 0,
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// The step amount for each enumeration.
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step = 1,
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// The list to enumerate.
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list = NULL,
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} => (result) {
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let reducer = func (acc, item) => acc{
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count = acc.count + acc.step,
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list=acc.list + [[acc.count, item]],
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};
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let result = reduce(
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reducer,
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{count=mod.start, list=[], step=mod.step},
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(mod.list)).list;
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};
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// zips two lists together.
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//
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// zip{list1=[0,2,4],list2=[1,3,5]}.result == [[0, 1], [2, 3], [4, 5]]
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let zip = module{
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list1 = NULL,
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list2 = NULL,
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} => (result) {
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let len = import "std/lists.ucg".len;
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// Compute the length of each list.
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let len1 = len(mod.list1);
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let len2 = len(mod.list2);
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// Compute the min range of the two lists.
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let rng = select (len1 >= len2), NULL, {
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true = 0:(len1 - 1),
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false = 0:(len2 - 1),
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};
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// The reducer function for the zip operation.
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let reducer = func (acc, item) => acc{
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result = acc.result + [[acc.list1.(item), acc.list2.(item)]],
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idxs = acc.idxs + [item]
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};
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let acc = {
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list1 = mod.list1,
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list2 = mod.list2,
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result = [],
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idxs = [],
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};
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// The resulting zipped list.
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let result = reduce(reducer, acc, rng).result;
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}; |