Extending Operators in Perl with Operator::Util

Operator::Util Nick Patch Perl Seminar NY 15 February 2011

released yesterday

released yesterday i ♥ feedback

Perl 6 is pretty cool

meta-operators

meta-operators[ ☺] Z ☺ X ☺ » ☺«

reduction[+] 1..4 # 10[*] 1..4 # 24[~] a..d # abcd

zip(1,2) Z+ (2,3) # 3,5(1,2) Z* (2,3) # 2,6(1,2) Z~ <a b> # 1a,2b

cross (flat)(1,2) X+ (2,3) # 3,4,4,5(1,2) X* (2,3) # 2,3,4,6(1,2) X~ <a b> # 1a,1b,2a,2b

cross (lol)(1,2) X+ (2,3) # [3,4],[4,5](1,2) X* (2,3) # [2,3],[4,6](1,2) X~ <a b> # [1a,1b],[2a,2b]

hyper1..4 »~« a..d # 1a,2b,3c,4d1..4 »~» x # 1x,2x,3x,4x1..4 «~» <x y> # 1x,2y,1x,2y1..4 «~« <x y> # 1x,2y

more hyper!-« (1,2,3) # -1,-2,-3[1,[2,3]] »++ # [2,[3,4]]%foo «+» %bar # intersection%foo »+« %bar # union%foo »+=« %bar # %foo = union

but its not Xmas yet

cpanm Operator::Util

use Operator::Util qw( reducewith zipwith crosswith hyperwith);

reducewith a.k.a. reduce hyperwith a.k.a. hyper

reductionreduce(+, [1..4]) # 10reduce(*, [1..4]) # 24reduce(., [a..d]) # abcd

zipzipwith(+, [1,2], [2,3]) # 3,5zipwith(*, [1,2], [2,3]) # 2,6zipwith(., [1,2], [a,b]) # 1a,2b

cross (flat)crosswith(+, [1,2], [2,3])crosswith(*, [1,2], [2,3])crosswith(., [1,2], [a,b]) # 3,4,4,5 # 2,3,4,6 # 1a,1b,2a,2b

cross (lol)crosswith(+, [1,2], [2,3], flat=>0)crosswith(*, [1,2], [2,3], flat=>0)crosswith(., [1,2], [a,b], flat=>0) # [3,4],[4,5] # [2,3],[4,6] # [1a,1b],[2a,2b]

hyperhyper(., [1..4], [a..d] );hyper(., [1..4], x, dwim_right=>1);hyper(., [1..4], [x,y], dwim=>1 );hyper(., [1..4], [x,y], dwim_left=>1 ); # 1a,2b,3c,4d # 1x,2x,3x,4x # 1x,2y,1x,2y # 1x,2y

more hyper!hyper(prefix:-, [1,2,3]);hyper(postfix:++, [1,[2,3]]);hyper(+, %foo, %bar, dwim=>1);hyper(+, %foo, %bar);hyper(+=, %foo, %bar); # -1,-2,-3 # [2,[3,4]] # intersection # union # %foo = union

default ops zipwith(,, [1,2], [a,b]) zip( [1,2], [a,b])crosswith(,, [1,2], [a,b]) cross( [1,2], [a,b]) # 1,a,2,b # 1,a,2,b # 1,a,1,b,2,a,2,b # 1,a,1,b,2,a,2,b

associativity reduce(-, [4, 3, 2]) reduce(**, [4, 3, 2])# 4-3-2 = (4-3)-2 = -1# 4**3**2 = 4**(3**2) = 262144

chainingreduce(eq, @a) # all elements eq?reduce(!=, @c) # no repeating elements?reduce(<, @b) # ascending elements?

dwim for < 2 elems reduce(+, [] ) # 0 reduce(+, [5]) # 5 reduce(*, [] ) # 1 reduce(*, [5]) # 5

even more hyper!hyper(->, @objects, run, dwim=>1)hyper(+, [[1, 2], 3], [4, [5, 6]], dwim=>1)hyper(prefix:-, {a => 1, b => 2, c => 3}) # call ->run() on each # [[5, 6], [8, 9]] # a => -1, b => -2, c => -3

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Extending Operators in Perl with Operator::Util

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