Well, I don't know if it's an explicit design goal of transients to
not support these kinds of operations or if noone felt the need for
them strongly enough to implement them.
I believe transients are not meant to be the final solution to the
problems which are currently addressed through their us
So, if I have a transient and want to reduce it and then continue to
use it transiently,
I need to call persistent!, reduce and transient again.
Is there a reason for that?
(The documentation says that read operation are allowed. And it is
actually possible
to write a reduce for a transient vecto
If you want to reduce the map, there's nothing to be gained from the
map being transient -- just use reduce-kv (or reduce pre-1.4) on the
persistent map.
If you want to map over the entries, again, there's nothing to be
gained from the map being transient. (But if you want to pour the
transformed
Dear all,
Is there a way to apply a function to all members of a transient map?
Best regards,
Nicolas.
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