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[NEWBIE] is there an in-place map?
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| From: | Kuba Ober <ober.14@o...> |
| Subject: | [NEWBIE] is there an in-place map? |
I need functionality of map, but done in such a way that the output array is given as the argument, not as a return value. The closest I could get was let inplace_map f a b = Array.blit (map f a) 0 b 0 (Array.length a) Arrays a and b are of the same size. This seems very inelegant. One could use an adapter function and iteri, but that adds very noticeable overhead, and doesn't seem too elegant either. let inplace_map f a b = Array.iteri (fun i src -> b.(i) <- f src; ()) a There must be a better way of doing it, right? The given here is that the arrays a and b are there to stay, so we have to use them in-place. Cheers, Kuba