Yes. Also each slice is a sequence. So you could do all the usual
things to it. Including but not limited to using another `for` form,
applying it to afunction, or destructuring it using `match` and
friends.
In these examples I included an extra, "leftover" element to make sure
it was handled:
#lang racket
(define data '(("foo") ("bar") ("baz") ("jaz") ("quux") ("glug")
("EXTRA")))
(for/list ([slice (in-slice 2 data)])
(for/list ([x slice])
x))
(for/list ([slice (in-slice 2 data)])
(apply list slice))
(for/list ([slice (in-slice 2 data)])
(match slice
[(list x y) (list x y)]
[(list x) (list x)]))
All eval to:
'((("foo") ("bar")) (("baz") ("jaz")) (("quux") ("glug")) (("EXTRA")))
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