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It would be very cool to have. I sometimes face problems where I have a table of tables like
{ { "thing1", "thing2" }, { "thing3", "thing4" }, -- ... }
And want to flatten this mess out using just one simple operation:
fun.flatten(mess)
And get this majestic data structure in the end:
{ "thing1", "thing2", "thing3", "thing4", -- ... }
I realize that I can simulate flatten with reduce and chain, but it's far less intuitive
fun.reduce(function(acc, x) return fun.chain(acc, x) end, {}, mess)
in Fennel it's a bit nicer, but still noisy
(fun.reduce #(fun.chain $1 $2) [] mess)
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Using reduce also seems to result in a table instead of another iterator. I'd expect flatten() to produce an iterator
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It would be very cool to have. I sometimes face problems where I have a table of tables like
And want to flatten this mess out using just one simple operation:
And get this majestic data structure in the end:
I realize that I can simulate flatten with reduce and chain, but it's far less intuitive
in Fennel it's a bit nicer, but still noisy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: