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Add recursiveMap(_:) #185

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@SusanDoggie SusanDoggie commented Mar 27, 2022

add recursiveMap() method.

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@SusanDoggie SusanDoggie changed the title add recursiveMap() add recursiveMap(_:) Mar 28, 2022
@SusanDoggie SusanDoggie changed the title add recursiveMap(_:) [DNM] add recursiveMap(_:) Mar 28, 2022
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Is a "recursive mapped sequence" a term of art for a particular structure? I've never heard of it before, and the documentation so far assumes you pretty much already know. A quick web search found something related using the Python language; is the code here supposed to be a Swift adaptation of the Python code?

The concept seems to be a way to do tree traversal without that type having to provide its own depth- and breath-first iterators; you just have to supply a function to map an element to a Sequence of its children, and this function takes care of the rest.

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Is a "recursive mapped sequence" a term of art for a particular structure? I've never heard of it before, and the documentation so far assumes you pretty much already know. A quick web search found something related using the Python language; is the code here supposed to be a Swift adaptation of the Python code?

The concept seems to be a way to do tree traversal without that type having to provide its own depth- and breath-first iterators; you just have to supply a function to map an element to a Sequence of its children, and this function takes care of the rest.

This method is simplified recursive CTE, which can map a hierarchical table to a linear sequence.

I don’t known what’s the name of this operation. So I call it recursive map.

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