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The stack extension is a set of procedures and macros supporting LIFO queue operations.
make-stack
- make-stackprocedure
Returns a new STACK object.
list->stack
- list->stack LISTprocedure
Returns a new STACK object with initial elements from the LIST.
The stack order is as (apply stack-push! STACK (reverse LIST)). In other words LIST should be in the desired LIFO order.
stack?
- stack? OBJECTprocedure
Is OBJECT a stack?
stack-empty?
- stack-empty? STACKprocedure
Returns #t for an empty STACK, #f otherwise.
stack-count
- stack-count STACKprocedure
Returns the count of elements on the STACK.
stack-empty!
- stack-empty! STACKprocedure
Make STACK empty.
stack-peek
- stack-peek STACK #!optional INDEXprocedure
Returns the element in STACK at INDEX.
INDEX must be in [0 (stack-count) - 1]. INDEX defaults to 0.
stack-poke!
- stack-poke! STACK OBJECT #!optional INDEXprocedure
Changes the STACK element at INDEX to OBJECT.
INDEX must be in [0 (stack-count) - 1]. INDEX defaults to 0.
The stack is modified in place.
stack-push!
- stack-push! STACK OBJECT ...procedure
Pushes OBJECT ... onto the STACK.
The stack is modified in place.
stack-pop!
- stack-pop! STACKprocedure
Removes the top element from the STACK and returns it.
The stack is modified in place.
stack-cut!
- stack-cut! STACK START #!optional ENDprocedure
Removes the STACK elements from the indexes START upto END and returns a list of the stack elements.
The START must be in [0 (stack-count) - 1].
The END must be in [START (stack-count)]. END defaults to (stack-count).
The stack is modified in place.
stack->list
- stack->list STACKprocedure
Returns the STACK as a new list, where the first element of the list is the top element of the stack.
stack-fold
- stack-fold STACK PROCEDURE INITIALprocedure
Invokes the PROCEDURE on each element of the STACK and the accumulated result. Returns the accumulated result. The initial accumulated result is INITIAL.
Processing of the STACK elements in order of top to bottom.
stack-for-each
- stack-for-each STACK PROCEDUREprocedure
Invokes the PROCEDURE on each element of the STACK.
Processing of the STACK elements in order of top to bottom.
stack-map
- stack-map STACK PROCEDUREprocedure
Invokes the PROCEDURE on each element of the STACK, collecting in a result LIST.
Processing of the STACK elements in order of top to bottom.
Usage
(require-extension stack)
or
(require-library stack) ... (import stack)
Examples
Notes
Requirements
Bugs and Limitations
Author
Version history
- 2.3.0
- Drop typed-modules.
- 2.2.1
- Fix type.
- 2.2.0
- Uses typed-modules egg. Slightly faster.
- 2.1.4
- Fix for ticket #630.
- 2.1.3
- 2.1.2
- 2.1.1
- 2.1.0
- 2.0.0
- Port to hygienic Chicken.
License
Copyright (C) 2009-2017 Kon Lovett. All rights reserved.
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