On Friday, November 17, 2017 at 1:25:02 PM UTC, GordonBGood wrote:
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> The rational to depreciating these seems to be performance when applied to
> their limited use in tests and I see that, as I tried to make changes to
> Lazy that would improve its lack of performance when run on some
Hi Matthieu,
Thanks for those links!!. Those lazy views look like what I'm trying to
achieve. I'm actually working on a multidimensional container of items,
elm-ndarray,
https://github.com/jscriptcoder/elm-ndarray/blob/master/src/NdArray.elm. Still
some work to do. I need to re-write *map* and
Hi guys,
Thanks for your answers. Robin, that was a great talk. I actually was in
that very same room when you gave the presentation :-). Very interesting
and educative. Hope to see you again in the next Elm Europe.
Matthieu, thanks for the info. I didn't know about Okasaki's work on
immutable
OK, thanks, I didn't fully understand your previous message.
I'll do some more tinkering with this.
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It using Array.prototype.slice under the hood, but the way Arrays in Elm is
implemented is by using trees. I suggest you watch my talk from Elm Europe,
where I explain how the different data structures work in detail =)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmiNobpx7eI
fredag 17. november 2017
OK, thanks for the suggestions.
There's something going on beyond my comprehension level.
I can read the data from http://localhost:3000/db, but when I try to send
it back, even with an Http.emptyBody, I get:
BadStatus { status = { code = 404, message = "Not Found" }, headers =
Dict.fromList
On Friday, November 17, 2017 at 3:19:55 PM UTC, Thiago Temple wrote:
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> I have situation where I have to a jso object similar to this
>
> { "level": 1, "displayValue": "some text", "dataValue": "a string with
> the value" }
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> { "level": 1, "displayValue": "some text", "dataValue": { "name":
Oh, I understand the rationale, but it limits the general usefulness of
lazy lists, as certain types of problems need memoization, and without Lazy
as it currently exists there is no way to accomplish it without JavaScript.
Just because the creators of the language don't see a need for it doesn't
Like I said in my previous message, you can't send data to that URL. That
URL identifies the *entire* database. With PUT, PATCH, and DELETE, you have
to use a URL that identifies a *specific *record in the database.
The error message also says that the body of the request is empty, but I
can't
Hi again,
So out of curiosity, I just spend a couple hours looking for variations of:
"(immutable/persistent) (tensor/multidimentional array/multidimentional
data structure) implementation"
and my conclusion is that I did not easily find examples of implementations
of data structures tailored
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