oldk1331 wrote:
>
> But for 'min'/'max', the 'map' paradigm is not very suitable.
> The appropriate way is to use 'reduce'.
Well, one can use imperative 'map' to implement 'reduce'.
The point is that 'map' is the only place which _must_
know how to iterate over an aggregate. Given 'map'
all other kinds of iteration may be build in generic
way.
> Can I commit my original patch?
If you insist yes, this is too small thing to make much
fuss about it. However, in general you should note
that rewriting code against wish of original author
is not nice thing. Question of style are hard to
judge objectively and may lead to heated debates.
Simple rules like "do not change code without
strong reason" and "in doubt original author is
right" help to avoid many problems.
--
Waldek Hebisch
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