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#400 ouverte le 19 mars 2015
enhancementhelp wanted
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Hi, I really like Immutable.js.
I am used to use RxJS, and it's nice that many of its operators have counterparts in Immutable.js. But I feel one of them is missing, and that would be an operator that aggregates consecutive values for you. In Rx, that would be buffer or "pairwise" in RxJS, or even the good old scan, which is like reduce but used for producing an Iterable, instead of one single "reduced" value.
Practically, what I would like to do is:
> let a = Immutable.List([1,2,3,4,5]);
List [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ]
> let b = a.pairwise();
List [ List[1,2], List[2,3], List[3,4], List[4,5] ]
Naive groupBy doesn't work for that because it doesn't overlap the children lists.