Multi Use Functional Pipeline
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to create a “functional pipeline” object that can can be applied to multiple sequences?
Example:
fp = pipeline \
.map(lambda a: 5 * a) \
.filter(lambda a: a > 20)
values_1 = fp(seq((1,2,3)))
values_2 = fp(seq((3,5,7,9)))
I think that this could help save a lot of overhead if this is run in a loop.
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- Created 6 years ago
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Its probably useful to note that implementing this is probably overkill when the following would work just as well:
I haven’t seen a case where the computational load is on a loop calling a sequence, the load is usually with working on the sequence itself.
Closing due to inactivity.