wesnoth/data/lua/functional.lua

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-- This file implements equivalents of various higher-order WFL functions
local functional = {}
---Filter an array for elements matching a certain condition
---@generic T
---@param input T[]
---@param condition fun(val:T):boolean
---@return T[]
function functional.filter(input, condition)
local filtered_table = {}
for _,v in ipairs(input) do
if condition(v) then
table.insert(filtered_table, v)
end
end
return filtered_table
end
---Filter a map for elements matching a certain condition
---@generic K
---@generic V
---@param input table<K, V>
---@param condition fun(key:K, val:V):boolean
---@return table<K, V>
function functional.filter_map(input, condition)
local filtered_table = {}
for k,v in pairs(input) do
if condition(k, v) then
filtered_table[k] = v
end
end
return filtered_table
end
---Search an array for an element matching a certain condition
---@generic T
---@param input T[]
---@param condition fun(val:T):boolean
---@return T?
function functional.find(input, condition)
for _,v in ipairs(input) do
if condition(v) then
return v
end
end
end
---Search a map for a key-value pair matching a certain condition
---@generic K
---@generic V
---@param input table<K, V>
---@param condition fun(key:K, val:V):boolean
---@return K?
---@return V?
function functional.find_map(input, condition)
for k,v in pairs(input) do
if condition(k,v) then
return k, v
end
end
end
---Find the element of an array with the largest value
---@generic T
---@param input T[]
---@param value fun(val:T):number
---@return T
---@return number
---@return integer
function functional.choose(input, value)
-- Equivalent of choose() function in Formula AI
-- Returns element of a table with the largest @value (a function)
-- Also returns the max value and the index
if value == nil then
value = function(v) return v end
elseif type(value) ~= 'function' then
local key = value
value = function(v) return v[key] end
end
local max_value, best_input, best_key = -math.huge, nil, nil
for k,v in ipairs(input) do
local v2 = value(v)
if v2 > max_value then
max_value, best_input, best_key = v2, v, k
end
end
return best_input, max_value, best_key
end
---Find the key-value pair in a map with the largest value
---@generic K
---@generic V
---@param input table<K, V>
---@param value fun(key:K, val:V):number
---@return {[1]:K, [2]:V}
---@return number
function functional.choose_map(input, value)
-- Equivalent of choose() function in Formula AI
-- Returns element of a table with the largest @value (a function)
-- Also returns the max value and the index
if value == nil then
value = function(k, v) return v end
elseif type(value) ~= 'function' then
local key = value
value = function(k, v) return v[key] end
end
local max_value, best_input, best_key = -math.huge, nil, nil
for k,v in pairs(input) do
local v2 = value(k, v)
if v2 > max_value then
max_value, best_input, best_key = v2, v, k
end
end
return {key = best_key, value = best_input}, max_value
end
---Map the elements of an array according to an operation
---@generic T1
---@generic T2
---@param input T1[]
---@param formula fun(val:T1):T2
---@return T2[]
function functional.map_array(input, formula)
local mapped_table = {}
for n,v in ipairs(input) do
table.insert(mapped_table, formula(v))
end
return mapped_table
end
---Map the values of a dictionary according to an operation
---@generic K
---@generic V1
---@generic V2
---@param input table<K, V1>
---@param formula fun(key:K,val:V1):V2
---@return table<K, V2>
function functional.map(input, formula)
local mapped_table = {}
for k,v in pairs(input) do
mapped_table[k] = formula(v, k)
end
return mapped_table
end
local known_operators = {
['+'] = function(a, b) return a + b end,
['-'] = function(a, b) return a - b end,
['*'] = function(a, b) return a * b end,
['/'] = function(a, b) return a / b end,
['%'] = function(a, b) return a % b end,
['^'] = function(a, b) return a ^ b end,
['//'] = function(a, b) return a // b end,
['&'] = function(a, b) return a & b end,
['|'] = function(a, b) return a | b end,
['~'] = function(a, b) return a ~ b end,
['<<'] = function(a, b) return a << b end,
['>>'] = function(a, b) return a >> b end,
['..'] = function(a, b) return a .. b end,
['=='] = function(a, b) return a == b end,
['~='] = function(a, b) return a ~= b end,
['<'] = function(a, b) return a < b end,
['>'] = function(a, b) return a > b end,
['<='] = function(a, b) return a <= b end,
['>='] = function(a, b) return a >= b end,
['and'] = function(a, b) return a and b end,
['or'] = function(a, b) return a or b end,
}
-- Reduce the elements of input array into a single value. operator is called as
--- 'operator(accumulator, element)' for every element in t. If a 3rd argument
--- is provided, even as nil, it will be used as the accumulator when
--- calling operator on the first element. If there is no 3rd argument, the
--- first operator call will be on the first two elements. If there is no 3rd
--- argument and the array is empty, return nil. operator may be a function or a
--- binary Lua operator as a string.
---@generic T
---@param input T[]
---@param operator string|fun(a:T, b:T):T
---@param ... T The initial value of the accumulator, typically the identity element.
---@return T
function functional.reduce(input, operator, ...)
local f <const> = known_operators[operator] or operator
local function loop(init, i)
local value <const> = input[i]
if value == nil then
return init
end
return loop(f(init, value), i + 1)
end
if select('#', ...) == 0 then
return loop(input[1], 2)
end
return loop(select(1, ...), 1)
end
---Take elements of an array until the condition fails
---@generic T
---@param input T[]
---@param condition fun(val:T):boolean
---@return T[]
function functional.take_while(input, condition)
local truncated_table = {}
for _,v in ipairs(input) do
if not condition(v) then
break
end
table.insert(truncated_table, v)
end
return truncated_table
end
---Given an array of arrays, produce a new array of arrays where the first has every first element the second has every second element, etc
---@param input any[][]
---@return any[][]
function functional.zip(input)
-- Technically not a higher-order function, but whatever...
local output = {}
local _, n = functional.choose(input, function(list) return #list end)
for i = 1, n do
local elem = {}
for j, list in ipairs(input) do
elem[j] = list[i]
end
table.insert(output, elem)
end
return output
end
return functional