Steven Huwig wrote: [...]
1) Did I miss something in the Prelude or standard library that gives me this functionality, or something close to it?
[...]
3) The 3-tuple output of unravel looks ugly to me, but I can't think
of an alternative. For the case where there is an equal number of
p-groups and not-p-groups, we need to know which side to start the
zipWith. Does anyone have a better way?
Here's another way to get something similar.
import Data.Char(isSpace) import Data.List(groupBy)
(op `on` f) x y = f x `op` f y wordsAndSpaces = groupBy ((==) `on` isSpace)
It has a couple of advantages: laziness, and being reversible by good ol' concat.
It's a slight nuisance that you have to use isSpace *again* to get your bearings, if you use wordsAndSpaces in a mapWords function.
Regards, Tom
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