Hi all,
Looking at IKVReduce I see it is only implemented for the clojure.lang
data structures, whereas CollReduce is implemented in terms of Iterables.
Is there a reason IKVReduce isn't extended to cover java.util.Map? It seems
it would be natural to call .entrySet(), get an iterator, and loop over
that, and for each element calling .getKey() and .getValue() to pass to a
function.
If this isn't already on some feature branch somewhere, I'd be happy to
take a crack at adding it. Thanks!
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