chime-at API changes

[AndreaCrotti]

Currently the function being called by chime-at just takes the time as argument, and you can just pass one function.

It might be nice if chime-at would allow you to pass the time intervals and either:

• allow you to pass the function and a list with all the arguments to use at each call
• allow you to pass just a list of functions, which would solve the above as well I guess if you just do (map #(partial f %) arguments)

This would allow to generate the input for chime-at more functionally.

(def args [["first"] ["second"]])
(defn f [args] ...) 
(chime-at intervals f args)

or just

(def args [["first"] ["second"]])
(defn f [args] ...) 
(def fns (map #(partial f %) args))
(chime-at intervals fns)

[jarohen]

Cheers @AndreaCrotti 🙏 As discussed, this probably isn't one I'd include in Chime for the time being, unless there's a groundswell of people shouting for it 😄

In the meantime, I've seen Iterator used for things like this in the past - passing (.iterator coll) to f, then calling (.next it) in f - HTH!

James