Suggestion: function that split iterable into two at a given position
See original GitHub issueSplit by Index
function splitAt (position, iter) {
const [first, second] = tee(iter)
return [
slice({ end: position }, first),
slice({ start: position }, second)
]
}
Split by Condition
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- Created 5 years ago
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Yeah having had these discussions I like your
splitAt
proposal better now.fork is now on master @KSXGitHub
I like both splitAt and splitBy ideas 😉