jn wrote:
> > The next one (I can't recall if there's a common name for it) can be
used for statistics and other fun things:
Chris wrote:
> In Lisp this function is still MAP. MAP takes any number of sequences and
the function takes a number of arguments equal to the number of sequences:
> (map 'vector #'max '(4 7 16) '(9 5 15))
> => '(9 7 16)
> Perhaps the REBOL map implementation could do the same.
>> source map
map: func [[catch] Blocks [block!] F [any-function!] /local Results
F-Block][
Results: none
if equal? length? Blocks length? first :F [
Results: make block! length? first blocks
repeat i length? first Blocks [
F-Block: copy []
append F-Block :F
foreach Block Blocks [
append/only F-Block Block/:i
]
append/only Results do F-Block
]
]
Results
]
>> map [[4 7 16] [9 5 15]] :max
== [9 7 16]
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