Scherrer, Chad wrote: > f m x = Map.insertWith (+) x 1 m insertWith is inserting the "nonobvious thunks". Internally it applies (+) to the old value and the new one, producing a thunk. There is no place you could put a seq or something to force the result. You basically need insertWith', which isn't there.
I think, your best best is to manually lookup the old value, combine
with the new, force the result, then insert that, overwriting the old
value.
On top of that you still need foldl' to avoid building long chains of
Map.insert.
Udo.
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