== SRFI-134: Immutable deques This SRFI defines immutable deques. A deque is a double-ended queue, a sequence which allows elements to be added or removed efficiently from either end. This egg provides a stream-based implementation of the Banker's Deque representation described by Chris Okasaki in ''Purely Functional Data Structures''. Basic deque operations ({{ideque-front}}, {{ideque-add-back}}, etc.) run in amortized constant time. Some extensions to the SRFI library are also included in the {{(srfi 134 extensions)}} module. [[toc:]] == SRFI Description This page includes excerpts from the [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-134|SRFI document]], but is primarily intended to document the forms exported by the egg. For a full description of the SRFI, see the full SRFI document. == Authors The SRFI 134 specification is by Kevin Wortman & John Cowan. This implementation is by Wolfgang Corcoran-Mathe, based on the two-list sample implementation by Shiro Kawai. == Specification Deques are disjoint from all other Scheme types. == Procedures === Constructors (ideque element ...) Returns an ideque containing the ''elements''. The first element (if any) will be at the front of the ideque and the last element (if any) will be at the back. Takes O(''n'') time, where ''n'' is the number of elements. (ideque-tabulate n proc) Invokes the predicate ''proc'' on every exact integer from 0 (inclusive) to ''n'' (exclusive). Returns an ideque containing the results in order of generation. (ideque-unfold stop? mapper successor seed) Invokes the predicate ''stop?'' on ''seed''. If it returns false, generate the next result by applying ''mapper'' to ''seed'', generate the next seed by applying ''successor'' to ''seed'', and repeat this algorithm with the new seed. If ''stop?'' returns true, return an ideque containing the results in order of accumulation. (ideque-unfold-right stop? mapper successor seed) Invokes the predicate ''stop?'' on ''seed''. If it returns false, generate the next result by applying ''mapper'' to ''seed'', generate the next seed by applying ''successor'' to ''seed'', and repeat the algorithm with the new seed. If ''stop?'' returns true, return an ideque containing the results in reverse order of accumulation. === Predicates (ideque? x) Returns {{#t}} if ''x'' is an ideque, and {{#f}} otherwise. Takes O(1) time. (ideque-empty? ideque) Returns {{#t}} if ''ideque'' contains zero elements, and {{#f}} otherwise. Takes O(1) time. (ideque= elt= ideque ...) Determines ideque equality, given an element-equality procedure. Ideque A equals ideque B if they are of the same length, and their corresponding elements are equal, as determined by ''elt=''. If the element-comparison procedure's first argument is from ''idequei'', then its second argument is from ''idequei+1'', i.e. it is always called as {{(elt= a b)}} for ''a'' an element of ideque A, and ''b'' an element of ideque B. In the n-ary case, every ''idequei'' is compared to ''idequei+1'' (as opposed, for example, to comparing ''ideque1'' to every ''idequei'', for i > 1). If there are zero or one ideque arguments, {{ideque=}} simply returns true. The name does not end in a question mark for compatibility with the SRFI-1 procedure {{list=}}. Note that the dynamic order in which the ''elt='' procedure is applied to pairs of elements is not specified. For example, if {{ideque=}} is applied to three ideques, A, B, and C, it may first completely compare A to B, then compare B to C, or it may compare the first elements of A and B, then the first elements of B and C, then the second elements of A and B, and so forth. The equality procedure must be consistent with {{eq?}}. Note that this implies that two ideques which are {{eq?}} are always {{ideque=}}, as well; implementations may exploit this fact to "short-cut" the element-by-element comparisons. (ideque-any pred ideque) (ideque-every pred ideque) Invokes ''pred'' on the elements of the ''ideque'' in order until one call returns a true/false value, which is then returned. If there are no elements, returns {{#f}}/{{#t}}. === Queue operations (ideque-front ideque) (ideque-back ideque) Returns the front/back element of ''ideque''. It is an error for ''ideque'' to be empty. (ideque-remove-front ideque) (ideque-remove-back ideque) Returns an ideque with the front/back element of ''ideque'' removed. It is an error for ''ideque'' to be empty. (ideque-add-front ideque obj) (ideque-add-back ideque obj) Returns an ideque with ''obj'' pushed to the front/back of ''ideque''. === Other accessors (ideque-ref ideque n) Returns the ''nth'' element of ''ideque''. It is an error unless ''n'' is less than the length of ''ideque''. (ideque-take ideque n) (ideque-take-right ideque n) Returns an ideque containing the first/last ''n'' elements of ''ideque''. It is an error if ''n'' is greater than the length of ''ideque''. (ideque-drop ideque n) (ideque-drop-right ideque n) Returns an ideque containing all but the first/last ''n'' elements of ''ideque''. It is an error if ''n'' is greater than the length of ''ideque''. (ideque-split-at ideque n) Returns two values, the results of {{(ideque-take ideque n)}} and {{(ideque-drop ideque n)}} respectively, but may be more efficient. === The whole ideque (ideque-length ideque) Returns the length of ''ideque'' as an exact integer. (ideque-append ideque ...) Returns an ideque with the contents of the ''ideque'' followed by the others, or an empty ideque if there are none. (ideque-reverse ideque) Returns an ideque containing the elements of ''ideque'' in reverse order. (ideque-count pred ideque) ''pred'' is a procedure taking a single value and returning a single value. It is applied element-wise to the elements of ideque, and a count is tallied of the number of elements that produce a true value. This count is returned. The dynamic order of calls to pred is unspecified. (ideque-zip ideque1 ideque2 ...) Returns an ideque of lists (not ideques) each of which contains the corresponding elements of ideques in the order specified. Terminates when all the elements of any of the ideques have been processed. === Mapping (ideque-map proc ideque) Applies ''proc'' to the elements of ''ideque'' and returns an ideque containing the results in order. The dynamic order of calls to ''proc'' is unspecified. (ideque-filter-map proc ideque) Applies ''proc'' to the elements of ''ideque'' and returns an ideque containing the true (i.e. non-{{#f}}) results in order. The dynamic order of calls to ''proc'' is unspecified. (ideque-for-each proc ideque) (ideque-for-each-right proc ideque) Applies ''proc'' to the elements of ''ideque'' in forward/reverse order and returns an unspecified result. (ideque-fold proc nil ideque) (ideque-fold-right proc nil ideque) Invokes ''proc'' on the elements of ''ideque'' in forward/reverse order, passing the result of the previous invocation as a second argument. For the first invocation, ''nil'' is used as the second argument. Returns the result of the last invocation, or ''nil'' if there was no invocation. (ideque-append-map proc ideque) Applies ''proc'' to the elements of ''ideque''. It is an error if the result is not a list. Returns an ideque containing the elements of the lists in order. === Filtering (ideque-filter pred ideque) (ideque-remove pred ideque) Returns an ideque containing the elements of ''ideque'' that do/do not satisfy ''pred''. (ideque-partition proc ideque) Returns two values, the results of {{(ideque-filter pred ideque)}} and {{(ideque-remove pred ideque)}} respectively. === Searching (ideque-find pred ideque [ failure ]) (ideque-find-right pred ideque [ failure ]) Returns the first/last element of ''ideque'' that satisfies ''pred''. If there is no such element, returns the result of invoking the thunk ''failure''; the default thunk is {{(lambda () #f)}}. (ideque-take-while pred ideque) (ideque-take-while-right pred ideque) Returns an ideque containing the longest initial/final prefix of elements in ''ideque'' all of which satisfy ''pred''. (ideque-drop-while pred ideque) (ideque-drop-while-right pred ideque) Returns an ideque which omits the longest initial/final prefix of elements in ''ideque'' all of which satisfy ''pred'', but includes all other elements of ''ideque''. (ideque-span pred ideque) (ideque-break pred ideque) Returns two values, the initial prefix of the elements of ''ideque'' which do/do not satisfy ''pred'', and the remaining elements. === Conversion (list->ideque list) (ideque->list ideque) Conversion between ideque and list structures. FIFO order is preserved, so the front of a list corresponds to the front of an ideque. (generator->ideque generator) (ideque->generator ideque) Conversion between [[srfi-158]] generators and ideques. A generator is a procedure that is called repeatedly with no arguments to generate consecutive values, and returns an end-of-file object when it has no more values to return. == Extensions The following forms are extensions to SRFI 134. Import the {{(srfi 134 extensions)}} module to use them. (ideque-pop-front ideque) (ideque-pop-back ideque) Returns two values: the front/back element of ''ideque'' and an ideque of the remaining elements. It is an error if ''ideque'' is empty. (ideque-rotate ideque k) Cyclically permutes ''ideque'' to the right or left, depending on the sign of the integer ''k''. When ''k'' is positive, the elements of ''ideque'' are rotated ''k'' places to the right; when ''k'' is negative, they are rotated |''k''| places to the left. (ideque->stream ideque) (stream->ideque stream) Conversion between ideque and [[srfi-41]] streams. FIFO order is preserved. == Exceptions This egg tries to give useful information when things go wrong. Procedure arguments are type-checked; when a type check fails, a condition of kind {{(exn type assertion)}} is raised. Ideque bounds errors are signaled by {{(exn bounds assertion)}} conditions. This conforms to the condition protocol used by CHICKEN's internal libraries. See the [[Module (chicken condition)]] page for more information. == About this egg === Dependencies The [[srfi-1]], [[srfi-41]], and [[typed-records]] eggs are required. The [[test]] and [[test-generative]] eggs are required to run the included tests (use {{chicken-install -test}}). === Maintainer Wolfgang Corcoran-Mathe === Repository [[https://github.com/Zipheir/srfi-134|GitHub]] === Version history ; 0.1 : (2020-11-30) Initial release. ; 0.2 : (2021-01-02) Apply upstream fixes for {{ideque-take}} and {{ideque-drop}}. ; 0.2.1 : (2021-10-19) Add types and increase compiler optimization setting. ; 1.0.0 : (2022-08-22) Improve type and bounds checks. Follow CHICKEN's internal condition protocol. ; 1.1.0 : (2022-09-19) Switch to new banker's deque implementation. Add extensions. 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