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- tuples
- Documentation
- module tuples
- list->tuple
- tuple
- tuple->list
- tuple->vector
- tuple-append
- tuple-butleft
- tuple-butright
- tuple-cons-left
- tuple-cons-right
- tuple-copy
- tuple-empty?
- tuple-eq?
- tuple-eql?
- tuple-equal?
- tuple-eqv?
- tuple-find
- tuple-for-each
- tuple-from-upto
- tuple-head
- tuple-left
- tuple-length
- tuple-map
- tuple-of?
- tuple-ref
- tuple-reverse
- tuple-right
- tuple-split
- tuple-tail
- tuple?
- vector->tuple
- Module triples
- Module couples
- Module singles
- module tuples
- Requirements
- Last update
- Author
- License
- Version History
tuples
Tuples are a datatype which has much in common with vectors. Namely they store a finite number of items with random access and make them available via (tuple-ref tup n). But contrary to vectors, the items can only by accessed but not assigned to. If you want to change a particular item, you must package it into a box or a single, which is a special tuple storing exactly one item, which can be changed via single-set! without changing the identity of the single object itself.
singles are the only tuples, which can assign to their content. Other special tuples are couples and triples. They are all packaged in their own modules, and all of them use another module, %tuples, which contains the basic implementations without any checks. The unchecked routines are all prefixed with a %.
Note, that couples can be used instead of pairs to implement immutable lists.
Documentation
In this implementation tuples and their relatives (except %tuples) are implemented in the Design by Contract style, i.e. using the dbc egg. A corollary of this is, that the documentation is included in each of these modules in form of a procedure with the module's name. Called without any argument, the list of exported symbols is shown, with such a symbol as argument, the symbol's documentation is shown, and with a string argument, some wiki-like documentation is printed to a file, which you can inspect below.
module tuples
list->tuple
- list->tuple lstprocedure
function (result)
(list->tuple lst) requires (list? lst) ensures (and (%tuple? result) (= (length lst) (%tuple-length result)))
tuple
- tuple #!rest argsprocedure
function (result)
(tuple . args) requires #t ensures (%tuple? result)
tuple->list
- tuple->list tupprocedure
function (result)
(tuple->list tup) requires (%tuple? tup) ensures (list? result)
tuple->vector
- tuple->vector tupprocedure
function (result)
(tuple->vector tup) requires (%tuple? tup) ensures (vector? result)
tuple-append
- tuple-append #!rest tupsprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-append . tups) requires ((list-of? %tuple?) tups) ensures (and (%tuple? result) (= (tuple-length result) (apply + (map tuple-length tups))))
tuple-butleft
- tuple-butleft tupprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-butleft tup) requires (and (%tuple? tup) (positive? (%tuple-length tup))) ensures (and (%tuple result) (= (%tuple-length result) (- (%tuple-length tup) 1)))
tuple-butright
- tuple-butright tupprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-butright tup) requires (and (%tuple? tup) (positive? (%tuple-length tup))) ensures (and (%tuple result) (= (%tuple-length result) (- (%tuple-length tup) 1)))
tuple-cons-left
- tuple-cons-left arg tupprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-cons-left arg tup) requires (%tuple? tup) ensures (and (%tuple result) (= (%tuple-length result) (+ (%tuple-length tup) 1)))
tuple-cons-right
- tuple-cons-right arg tupprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-cons-right arg tup) requires (%tuple? tup) ensures (and (%tuple result) (= (%tuple-length result) (+ (%tuple-length tup) 1)))
tuple-copy
- tuple-copy tupprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-copy tup) requires (%tuple tup) ensures (%tuple result)
tuple-empty?
- tuple-empty? xprprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-empty? xpr) requires #t ensures (boolean? result)
tuple-eq?
- tuple-eq? tup0 tup1procedure
function (result)
(tuple-eq? tup0 tup1) requires (and (%tuple? tup0) (%tuple? tup1)) ensures (boolean? result)
tuple-eql?
- tuple-eql? eql? tup0 tup1procedure
function (result)
(tuple-eql? eql? tup0 tup1) requires (and (procedure? eql?) (%tuple? tup0) (%tuple? tup1)) ensures (boolean? result)
tuple-equal?
- tuple-equal? tup0 tup1procedure
function (result)
(tuple-equal? tup0 tup1) requires (and (%tuple? tup0) (%tuple? tup1)) ensures (boolean? result)
tuple-eqv?
- tuple-eqv? tup0 tup1procedure
function (result)
(tuple-eqv? tup0 tup1) requires (and (%tuple? tup0) (%tuple? tup1)) ensures (boolean? result)
tuple-find
- tuple-find ok? tupprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-find ok? tup) requires (and (procedure? ok?) (%tuple? tup)) ensures (or (not result) (and (cardinal? result) (< result (%tuple-length tup)) "index of found item"))
tuple-for-each
- tuple-for-each proc tup #!rest tupsprocedure
command ((old new (lambda (proc tup . tups) #t)))
(tuple-for-each proc tup . tups) requires (and (procedure? proc) (%tuple tup) ((list-of? %tuple?) tups) (apply = (%tuple-length tup) (map %tuple-length tups))) ensures "proc applied to each item"
tuple-from-upto
- tuple-from-upto tup #!rest intervalprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-from-upto tup . interval) requires (and (%tuple tup) ((list-of? (lambda (x) (and (cardinal? x) (<= x (%tuple-length tup))))) interval) (<= (length interval) 2) (apply <= 0 interval)) ensures (and (%tuple? result) (= (%tuple-length result) (case (length interval) ((0) (%tuple-length tup)) ((1) (- (%tuple-length tup) (car interval))) ((2) (- (cadr interval) (car interval))))))
tuple-head
- tuple-head tup nprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-head tup n) requires (and (%tuple? tup) (<= n (%tuple-length tup))) ensures (and (%tuple result) (= (%tuple-length result) n))
tuple-left
- tuple-left tupprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-left tup) requires (and (%tuple? tup) (positive? (%tuple-length tup))) ensures "tup's leftmost item"
tuple-length
- tuple-length tupprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-length tup) requires (%tuple? tup) ensures (cardinal? result)
tuple-map
- tuple-map fn tup #!rest tupsprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-map fn tup . tups) requires (and (procedure? fn) (%tuple? tup) ((list-of? %tuple?) tups) (apply = (%tuple-length tup) (map %tuple-length tups))) ensures (and (%tuple? result) (= (%tuple-length tup) (%tuple-length result)))
tuple-of?
- tuple-of? ok?procedure
function (result)
(tuple-of? ok?) requires (procedure? ok?) ensures (procedure? result)
tuple-ref
- tuple-ref tup nprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-ref tup n) requires (and (%tuple? tup) (cardinal? n) (< -1 n (%tuple-length tup))) ensures "tup's nth item"
tuple-reverse
- tuple-reverse tupprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-reverse tup) requires (%tuple? tup) ensures (and (%tuple result) (= (%tuple-length result) (%tuple-length tup)))
tuple-right
- tuple-right tupprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-right tup) requires (and (%tuple? tup) (positive? (%tuple-length tup))) ensures "tup's rightmost item"
tuple-split
- tuple-split tup atprocedure
function (head tail)
(tuple-split tup at) requires (and (%tuple? tup) (cardinal? at) (< at (%tuple-length tup))) ensures (and (%tuple? head) (%tuple? tail) (%tuple-eql? equal? tup (%tuple-append head tail)))))
tuple-tail
- tuple-tail tup nprocedure
function (result)
(tuple-tail tup n) requires (and (%tuple? tup) (<= n (%tuple-length tup))) ensures (and (%tuple result) (= (%tuple-length result) (- (%tuple-length tup) n)))
tuple?
- tuple? xprprocedure
function (result)
(tuple? xpr) requires #t ensures (boolean? result)
vector->tuple
- vector->tuple vecprocedure
function (result)
(vector->tuple vec) requires (vector? vec) ensures (and (%tuple? result) (= (%tuple-length result) (vector-length vec)))
Module triples
triple
- triple x y zprocedure
function (result)
(triple x y z) requires #t ensures (%triple? result)
triple->tuple
- triple->tuple trpprocedure
function (result)
(triple->tuple trp) requires (%triple? trp) ensures (and (%tuple? result) (= (%tuple-length result) 3))
triple-eq?
- triple-eq? trp0 trp1procedure
function (result)
(triple-eq? trp0 trp1) requires (and (%triple? trp0) (%triple? trp1)) ensures (boolean? result)
triple-eql?
- triple-eql? eql? trp0 trp1procedure
function (result)
(triple-eql? eql? trp0 trp1) requires (and (procedure? eql?) (%triple? trp0) (%triple? trp1)) ensures (boolean? result)
triple-equal?
- triple-equal? trp0 trp1procedure
function (result)
(triple-equal? trp0 trp1) requires (and (%triple? trp0) (%triple? trp1)) ensures (boolean? result)
triple-eqv?
- triple-eqv? trp0 trp1procedure
function (result)
(triple-eqv? trp0 trp1) requires (and (%triple? trp0) (%triple? trp1)) ensures (boolean? result)
triple-left
- triple-left trpprocedure
function (result)
(triple-left trp) requires (%triple? trp) ensures "leftmost item"
triple-middle
- triple-middle trpprocedure
function (result)
(triple-middle trp) requires (%triple? trp) ensures "item in the middle"
triple-right
- triple-right trpprocedure
function (result)
(triple-right trp) requires (%triple? trp) ensures "rightmost item"
triple?
- triple? xprocedure
function (result)
(triple? x) requires #t ensures (boolean? result)
Module couples
couple
- couple x yprocedure
function (result)
(couple x y) requires #t ensures (%couple? result)
couple->tuple
- couple->tuple cplprocedure
function (result)
(couple->tuple cpl) requires (%couple? cpl) ensures (and (%tuple? result) (= (%tuple-length result) 2))
couple-eq?
- couple-eq? cpl0 cpl1procedure
function (result)
(couple-eq? cpl0 cpl1) requires (and (%couple? cpl0) (%couple? cpl1)) ensures (boolean? result)
couple-eql?
- couple-eql? eql? cpl0 cpl1procedure
function (result)
(couple-eql? eql? cpl0 cpl1) requires (and (procedure? eql?) (%couple? cpl0) (%couple? cpl1)) ensures (boolean? result)
couple-equal?
- couple-equal? cpl0 cpl1procedure
function (result)
(couple-equal? cpl0 cpl1) requires (and (%couple? cpl0) (%couple? cpl1)) ensures (boolean? result)
couple-eqv?
- couple-eqv? cpl0 cpl1procedure
function (result)
(couple-eqv? cpl0 cpl1) requires (and (%couple? cpl0) (%couple? cpl1)) ensures (boolean? result)
couple-left
- couple-left cplprocedure
function (result)
(couple-left cpl) requires (%couple? cpl) ensures "leftmost item"
couple-right
- couple-right cplprocedure
function (result)
(couple-right cpl) requires (%couple? cpl) ensures "rightmost item"
couple?
- couple? xprocedure
function (result)
(couple? x) requires #t ensures (boolean? result)
Module singles
single
- single xprocedure
function (result)
(single x) requires #t ensures (%single? result)
single-eq?
- single-eq? sgl0 sgl1procedure
function (result)
(single-eq? sgl0 sgl1) requires (and (%single? sgl0) (%single? sgl1)) ensures (boolean? result)
single-eql?
- single-eql? eql? sgl0 sgl1procedure
function (result)
(single-eql? eql? sgl0 sgl1) requires (and (procedure? eql?) (%single? sgl0) (%single? sgl1)) ensures (boolean? result)
single-equal?
- single-equal? sgl0 sgl1procedure
function (result)
(single-equal? sgl0 sgl1) requires (and (%single? sgl0) (%single? sgl1)) ensures (boolean? result)
single-eqv?
- single-eqv? sgl0 sgl1procedure
function (result)
(single-eqv? sgl0 sgl1) requires (and (%single? sgl0) (%single? sgl1)) ensures (boolean? result)
single-ref
- single-ref sgprocedure
function (result)
(single-ref sg) requires (%single? sg) ensures "sg's stored item"
single-set!
- single-set! sg xprocedure
command ((old new (lambda (sg x) (%single-ref sg))))
(single-set! sg x) requires (%single? sg) ensures (equal? new x)
single?
- single? xprocedure
function (result)
(single? x) requires #t ensures (boolean? result)
Requirements
Last update
Feb 11, 2014
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Version History
- 1.2
- tests with define-test instead of simple-test
- 1.1
- implementation-module renamed, tests with simple-tests, tuple-split added
- 1.0
- dependency on contracts changed to dbc, modules further split, addition routines
- 0.8
- code split into two modules
- 0.7
- single-state and single-state! renamed to single-ref and single-set!
- 0.6
- contracts rewritten
- 0.5
- code maintenance
- 0.4
- added copyright notice
- 0.3
- updated for using contracts 1.0
- 0.2
- added tuple-copy, tuple-left, tuple-right
- 0.1
- initial import