On Sunday, August 19, 2012, Ian Tegebo wrote:
> I want to,
>
> (take k (in-generator (infinite-generator (yield (random n)))))
>
> where k and n are positive integers, k<n.
>
> Unfortunately, 'in-generator' returns a sequence while 'take' needs a
> list and calling 'sequence->list' results in an error. So, I thought
> maybe I needed 'take' from 'lazy'. But it also complains about the
> index being too large.
>
The take function works on lists, and although what you have in hand is a
sequence, not all sequences are lists.
You should be able to take the first k elements of that sequence like this:
;;;;;;
(for/list ([elt (in-generator (infinite-generator (yield (random n))))]
[i k])
elt)
;;;;;;
There may be an easier way to to do this, but using the for/list loop
should do the trick. Good luck!
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