Hi all,
Thanks for bearing with my questions.
I'm trying to understand how to do more complex sequence operations in
factor.
(and don't really know how to solve this, with my current knowledge of
tools)
say I have pairs of objects,
{
V{ { 1 "e" } { 1 "f" } { 1 "g" } }
V{ { 2 "a" } { 2 "b" } { 2 "c" } }
}
(the inner vectors length may differ from each other, and also there can
be more than 2 vectors inside)
I want to have them interleaved, according to the first item in the pair:
{ { 1 "e" } { 2 "a" } { 1 "f" } { 2 "b" } { 1 "g" } { 2 "c" } }
(to spread them equally)
my thought was to use map, but how can I map vertically?
that is, take the first item from all sequences, then take the second..
How would you implement this, and which language construct to use here?
Thanks in advance, Kobi
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