Hi All,
I currently have data stored in a hash-map as follows:
(atom
{ [1 2] "value 1",
[1 3] "value 2",
[4 5] "value 3"
[4 6] "value 4"
})
I need to identify entries in this map where *either* the first or the
second value in the key matches a predicate.
(swap! my-map dissoc 1)
=> {
[4 5] "value 3"
[4 6] "value 4"
}
and
(swap! my-map dissoc 6)
=> { [1 2] "value 1",
[1 3] "value 2",
[4 5] "value 3"}
What is the best way to handle this? I could create a map of maps
instead...
{ 1 { 2 "value 1"
3 "value 2"}
4 {5 "value 3"
6 "value 4"}}
but this just doesnt feel right.
I will need to add and remove values regularly and this will be a
large data structure (often 10K entries) and will need to do thousands
of these operations so efficiency will be key.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Base
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