Hello,
First time here, and just a few hours into Racket...
It is not going to be rocket science ;-).
Context:
I am using Emacs and org-mode to map each heading of an org file to a html
file.
Result: one org file → one static website.
https://github.com/phfrohring/org-to-blog
The org file contains data that is exported to a tsv file:
https://github.com/phfrohring/org-to-blog/blob/master/test/blog.org#data
A code block in the org file is evaluated:
https://github.com/phfrohring/org-to-blog/blob/master/test/blog.org#processing
And produces a stacked-chart from the tsv data:
https://github.com/phfrohring/org-to-blog/blob/master/test/blog.org#result
The tsv data is parsed into a kind of matrix `M` where each cell `M[i][j]` is a
string.
ex: `M[i][0]` is the column "day" i.e. contains dates
`M[i][1]` is the column "description" i.e. contains strings
In order to use operations over "day" column (adding dates, ...) it is needed to
parse that column with something like: `iso8601->date` but not the "description"
column.
So, it is needed to apply a vector of functions `vF = [f_0,f_1,...]` to `M =
[col_0,col_1,...]` such that: `(matrix-apply vF M) = M'` where:
M' = [f_0(col_0),f_1(col_1),...,f_n(col_n)]
Well, this function `matrix-apply` does not seem to exist and my attempt at
implementing it feels clunky to say the least (ex: fs is not a vector):
(define (matrix-apply fs m)
(cond [(= (length fs) (matrix-num-cols m))
(matrix-augment
(map (λ (f_col)
(apply
(λ (mat) (matrix-map (car f_col) mat))
(cdr f_col)))
(zip
fs
(matrix-cols m2))))]
[#t (error fs)]))
(define m2 (matrix [[1 2 3 4]
[1 2 3 4]]))
(matrix-apply (list sqr sqr sqr sqr) m2)
=> (array #[#[1 4 9 16] #[1 4 9 16]])
Am I missing the elephant in the corridor? Is an implementation floating
somewhere?
Thx!
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