Sequence Iterating Functions(序列迭代函数)
While in theory all operations on sequences boil down to some combination of LENGTH, ELT, and SETF of ELT operations, Common Lisp provides a large library of sequence functions.
尽管理论上所有的序列操作都可归结为 LENGTH、ELT 和 ELT 的 SETF 操作的某种组合,但 Common Lisp 还是提供了一个庞大的序列函数库。
One group of sequence functions allows you to express certain operations on sequences such as finding or filtering specific elements without writing explicit loops. Table 11-1 summarizes them.
有一组序列函数允许你无需编写显式循环就可以表达一些特定序列操作,比如说查找或过滤指定元素等。表 11-1 总结了它们。
Table 11-1.Basic Sequence Functions
Name | Required Arguments | Returns |
---|---|---|
COUNT | Item and sequence | Number of times item appears in sequence |
FIND | Item and sequence | Item or NIL |
POSITION | Item and sequence | Index into sequence or NIL |
REMOVE | Item and sequence | Sequence with instances of item removed |
SUBSTITUTE | New item, item, and sequence | Sequence with instances of item replaced with new item |
Here are some simple examples of how to use these functions:
下面是一些关于如何使用这些函数的简单例子:
(count 1 #(1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4)) ==> 3
(remove 1 #(1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4)) ==> #(2 2 3 2 3 4)
(remove 1 '(1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4)) ==> (2 2 3 2 3 4)
(remove #\a "foobarbaz") ==> "foobrbz"
(substitute 10 1 #(1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4)) ==> #(10 2 10 2 3 10 2 3 4)
(substitute 10 1 '(1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4)) ==> (10 2 10 2 3 10 2 3 4)
(substitute #\x #\b "foobarbaz") ==> "fooxarxaz"
(find 1 #(1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4)) ==> 1
(find 10 #(1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4)) ==> NIL
(position 1 #(1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4)) ==> 0
Note how REMOVE and SUBSTITUTE always return a sequence of the same type as their sequence argument.
注意,REMOVE 和 SUBSTITUTE 总是返回与其序列实参相同类型的序列。
You can modify the behavior of these five functions in a variety of ways using keyword arguments. For instance, these functions, by default, look for elements in the sequence that are the same object as the item argument. You can change this in two ways: First, you can use the :test
keyword to pass a function that accepts two arguments and returns a boolean. If provided, it will be used to compare item to each element instead of the default object equality test, EQL. Second, with the :key
keyword you can pass a one-argument function to be called on each element of the sequence to extract a key value, which will then be compared to the item in the place of the element itself. Note, however, that functions such as FIND that return elements of the sequence continue to return the actual element, not just the extracted key.
可以使用关键字参数以多种方式修改这五个函数的行为。例如,在默认情况下,这些函数会查看序列中与其项参数相同的对象。你可以用两种方式改变这一行为:首先,你可以使用 :test
关键字来传递一个接受两个参数并返回一个布尔值的函数,如果有了这一函数,它将使用该函数代替默认的对象等价性测试 EQL 来比较序列中的每个元素; 其次,使用 :key
关键字可以传递单参数函数,其被调用在序列的每个元素上以抽取出一个关键值,该值随后会和元素自身的项进行比对。但请注意,诸如 FIND 这类返回序列元素的函数将仍然返回实际的元素而不只是被抽取出的关键值。
(count "foo" #("foo" "bar" "baz") :test #'string=) ==> 1
(find 'c #((a 10) (b 20) (c 30) (d 40)) :key #'first) ==> (C 30)
To limit the effects of these functions to a particular subsequence of the sequence argument, you can provide bounding indices with :start
and :end
arguments. Passing NIL for :end
or omitting it is the same as specifying the length of the sequence.
为了将这些函数的效果限制在序列实参的特定子序列上,你可以用 :start
和 :end
参数提供边界指示。为 :end
传递 NIL 或是省略它与指定该序列的长度具有相同的效果。
If a non-NIL :from-end
argument is provided, then the elements of the sequence will be examined in reverse order. By itself :from-end
can affect the results of only FIND and POSITION. For instance:
如果你使用非 NIL 的 :from-end
参数,那些序列的元素将以相反的顺序被检查。:from-end
单独使用只能影响 FIND 和 POSITION 的结果。例如:
(find 'a #((a 10) (b 20) (a 30) (b 40)) :key #'first) ==> (A 10)
(find 'a #((a 10) (b 20) (a 30) (b 40)) :key #'first :from-end t) ==> (A 30)
However, the :from-end
argument can affect REMOVE and SUBSTITUTE in conjunction with another keyword parameter, :count
, that’s used to specify how many elements to remove or substitute. If you specify a :count lower than the number of matching elements, then it obviously matters which end you start from:
但 :from-end
参数和另一个关键字参数 :count
用于指定有多少个元素被移除或替换,这两个参数一起使用时可能影响 REMOVE 和 SUBSTITUTE 的行为。如果指定了一个低于匹配元素数量的 :count
,那么从哪一端开始显然至关重要:
(remove #\a "foobarbaz" :count 1) ==> "foobrbaz"
(remove #\a "foobarbaz" :count 1 :from-end t) ==> "foobarbz"
And while :from-end
can’t change the results of the COUNT function, it does affect the order the elements are passed to any :test
and :key
functions, which could possibly have side effects. For example:
尽管 :from-end
无法改变 COUNT 函数的结果,但它确实可以影响传递给任何 :test
和 :key
函数的元素的顺序,这些函数可能带有副作用。例如:
CL-USER> (defparameter *v* #((a 10) (b 20) (a 30) (b 40)))
*V*
CL-USER> (defun verbose-first (x) (format t "Looking at ~s~%" x) (first x))
VERBOSE-FIRST
CL-USER> (count 'a *v* :key #'verbose-first)
Looking at (A 10)
Looking at (B 20)
Looking at (A 30)
Looking at (B 40)
2
CL-USER> (count 'a *v* :key #'verbose-first :from-end t)
Looking at (B 40)
Looking at (A 30)
Looking at (B 20)
Looking at (A 10)
2
Table 11-2 summarizes these arguments.
表 11-2 总结了这些参数。
Table 11-2. Standard Sequence Function Keyword Arguments(标准序列函数关键字参数)
Argument | Meaning | Default |
---|---|---|
:test | Two-argument function used to compare item (or value extracted by :key function) to element. | EQL |
:key | One-argument function to extract key value from actual sequence element. NIL means use element as is. | NIL |
:start | Starting index (inclusive) of subsequence. | 0 |
:end | Ending index (exclusive) of subsequence. NIL indicates end of sequence. | NIL |
:from-end | If true, the sequence will be traversed in reverse order, from end to start. | NIL |
:count | Number indicating the number of elements to remove or substitute or NIL to indicate all (REMOVE and SUBSTITUTE only). | NIL |