machineghost schrieb:
>zip(text, list(repeat(BR(), text.length)));
> [["This", br], ["is", br], ["a", br], ["test", br]]
Right, this works, since you're using an array here. This is basically
the same as my Test 1.
Thanks for pointing out that zip should only be used with arrays, not
with iterators. I did not expect that the docs for zip need to be taken
so literally, and I'm still not sure that this is the problem. For
instance, the following works as expected:
zip(text, repeat("*"));
And if you replace zip with izip (which *is* an Iter library function),
the Test 2 does not work either. As I understand the difference between
zip and izip is that izip returns an iterator instead of an array, but I
would expect of an Iter lib function that it also takes iterators as
input, and the documentation does not claim otherwise here.
The following does not work, either:
list(izip(text, repeat(BR()));
So I'm still puzzled.
> I think appendChildNodes handles flattening that mess for you, but if
> not just use the function.
Yes, as I already wrote, you don't need to flatten since this is done
implicitly. My Test 1 works nicely, without flattening.
-- Christoph
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