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Make accumulator for get-range configurable #31

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@FiV0 FiV0 commented Dec 16, 2022

This is how I would add a custom accumulator to get-range.

I would not use something like a flatland/map as you mentioned in #29. I would even consider making get-range always return a sequential structure by default (which breaks downstream but I don't know if that is an issue for you). We can discuss more how you think it is best approached.

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(transient empty-coll)
(ftr/get-range tr rg))
persistent!))))))

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The persistent / transient is a simple enough change (though I find the use of the -> to be overkill here)

Re: The collection option, let me think about how I want to return an ordered range.

A map makes sense to me since the value cannot and should not be separated from the key. But this does break ordering which is an important property to maintain. I still think that ordered-map is the right way to go here.

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Personally I would always consume (transform or use otherwise in my app) everything that is returned by get-range so I find the building up of a hash-map or other map unnecessary. Something like '([k1 v1] [k2 v2] ...)seems sufficient and if somebody needs a hash-map they can always (into {} res). Especially if you want to write performant code this is just overhead.

I will look at your other comments some time this weekend.

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