Hi everyone,
I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction for a project I'm
working on. Essentially I would like to represent a grid of data (much like
a spreadsheet) in pure code. In this sense, one would need functions to
operate on the concepts of "rows" and "columns". A simple "cell" might be
represented like this:
data Cell =
CellStr Text
| CellInt Integer
| CellDbl Double
| CellEmpty
The spreadsheet analogy isn't too literal as I'll be using this for data
with a more regular structure. For instance, one grid might have 3 columns
where every item in column one is a CellStr, every item in column two a
CellStr, and every item in column 3 a CellDbl, but within a given grid there
won't be surprise rows with extra columns or columns that contain some cell
strings, some cell ints, etc.
Representing cells in a matrix makes the most sense to me, in order to
facilitate access by columns or rows or both, and I'd like to know if
there's a particular matrix library that would work well with this idea.
However, I'm certainly open to any other data structures that may be better
suited to the task.
Thanks!
Eric
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