Mathias,
I wrote a short article about building more complex reduce functions
here[1]. I wrote it mostly to reinforce my own knowledge. The bottom
section will be most relevant to you.
Hope it helps,
Jarrod
[1]: http://jarrodswart.com/articles/clojure-tutorial-reduce-functions
On Friday, De
Wow, I made a lot of mistakes.
It should of course reduce into [] (not {}) and then it should be "conj"
instead of "assoc". I also made several spelling mistakes... Should
probably sleep more I guess :P
kl. 11:57:00 UTC+1 fredag 12. desember 2014 skrev Mathias Picker følgende:
>
> Hi Robin,
>
Hi Robin,
thanks for the example of reduce above! That was what I was looking for.
I will try it out once I'm at my desk again.
/ Mathias
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kl. 11:07:58 UTC+1 fredag 12. desember 2014 skrev Mathias Picker følgende:
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> Hi all,
>
> a short question from a newbie. I have a data structure like:
>
> "mytitle1"; "2015-02-01"
>
(def sample ["mytitle1" "2015-02-01"
"mytitle"" "2015-03-12"
"" "2015-03-28"
"mytitle3" "2015-01-12"])
;; Turns the map above into a map, skip this if you already have a map
(def working-set
(-> sample
(partition 2) ;;
Hi all,
a short question from a newbie. I have a data structure like:
"mytitle1"; "2015-02-01"
"mytitle2"; "2015-03-12"
"";2015-03-28"
"mytitle3; "2015-01-12"
and want something like this
[{:title "mytitle1" :events [{:date "2015-02-01}]}
{:title "mytitle2" :events [{:date "2015-03-12"} {:date
