collection

o1.util.nice$.collection$
object collection

Provides nice extensions to the interface of scala.Iterable, for convenience.

Attributes

Supertypes
class Object
trait Matchable
class Any

Members list

Keywords
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  • inline

Extensions

Extensions

extension [Element, Collection <: (Iterable)](self: Collection[Element])(self: Collection[Element])

Constructs and returns a new map with the collection’s elements as keys and each element’s occurrence counts as the corresponding values. This is equivalent to mapGroups(identity)( _.size ).

Constructs and returns a new map with the collection’s elements as keys and each element’s occurrence counts as the corresponding values. This is equivalent to mapGroups(identity)( _.size ).

Applies the given function to the collection in case there’s at least one element there. Returns None if the collection is empty.

Applies the given function to the collection in case there’s at least one element there. Returns None if the collection is empty.

Prints out the collection, then returns the unmodified collection.

Prints out the collection, then returns the unmodified collection.

format

a function from the collection to the desired printout; defaults to _.toString

Constructs and returns a new map by applying an ID-generating function to each element of the collection and using the collection’s elements as values. This is equivalent to calling mapify(formID)(identity).

Constructs and returns a new map by applying an ID-generating function to each element of the collection and using the collection’s elements as values. This is equivalent to calling mapify(formID)(identity).

formID

a function called on each element of the collection to obtain the keys

Constructs and returns a new map by using one given function to group the elements of the collection (as per groupBy) and then transforming each of the groups using another given function (as per mapValues).

Constructs and returns a new map by using one given function to group the elements of the collection (as per groupBy) and then transforming each of the groups using another given function (as per mapValues).

formKey

a function called on each element of the collection to generate groups of values

transformGroup

a function called on each group to obtain the values for the resulting collection

Constructs and returns a new map by applying a value-generating function to each element of the collection and using the collection’s elements as keys. This is equivalent to calling mapify(identity)(formValue).

Constructs and returns a new map by applying a value-generating function to each element of the collection and using the collection’s elements as keys. This is equivalent to calling mapify(identity)(formValue).

formValue

a function called on each element of the collection to obtain the keys

Constructs and returns a new map by applying a key-generating function as well as a value-generating function to each element of the collection. The respective outputs of the functions are paired to form the key—value pairs of the Map.

Constructs and returns a new map by applying a key-generating function as well as a value-generating function to each element of the collection. The respective outputs of the functions are paired to form the key—value pairs of the Map.

formKey

a function called on each element of the collection to obtain the keys

formValue

a function called on each element of the collection to obtain the values

Returns an iterator of pairs (tuples) that “slide across” the collection as per sliding.

Returns an iterator of pairs (tuples) that “slide across” the collection as per sliding.

Performs a given side effect at each element of the collection. Returns the unmodified collection.

Performs a given side effect at each element of the collection. Returns the unmodified collection.

Returns a LazyList containing the collection’s elements. This is equivalent to to(LazyList).

Returns a LazyList containing the collection’s elements. This is equivalent to to(LazyList).