data/set
This module implements hash sets as backed by hash maps, optionally with a custom hash function.
(cardinality set)
Defined at lib/data/set.lisp:137:2
Return the number of elements in SET.
Example:
> (cardinality (set-of 1 2 3))
out = 3
> (cardinality (set-of 1 1 2))
out = 2
(disjoint? &sets)
Defined at lib/data/set.lisp:152:2
Is the intersection of SETS empty?
Example:
> (disjoint? (set-of 1 2 3) (set-of 3 4 5))
out = false
> (disjoint? (set-of 1 2 3) (set-of 4 5 6))
out = true
(element? set val)
Defined at lib/data/set.lisp:36:2
Check if VAL is an element of SET.
Example:
> (element? (set-of 1 2 3) 1)
out = true
(insert set &vals)
Defined at lib/data/set.lisp:67:2
Build a copy of SET with VALs inserted.
Example
> (insert (set-of 1 2 3) 4 5 6)
out = «hash-set: 1 2 3 4 5 6»
(insert! set &vals)
Defined at lib/data/set.lisp:48:2
Insert VALS into SET.
Example
> (define set (set-of 1 2 3))
out = «hash-set: 1 2 3»
> (insert! set 4)
out = «hash-set: 1 2 3 4»
> set
out = «hash-set: 1 2 3 4»
(intersection &sets)
Defined at lib/data/set.lisp:106:2
The set of values that occur in all the SETS.
Example:
> (intersection (set-of 1 2 3) (set-of 3 4 5))
out = «hash-set: 3»
> (intersection (set-of 1 2 3) (set-of 3 4 5) (set-of 7 8 9))
out = «hash-set: »
(make-set hash)
Defined at lib/data/set.lisp:6:2
Create a new, empty set with the given HASH-FUNCTION. If no
hash function is given, make-set defaults to using object
identity, that is, id.
Note: Comparison for sets also compares their hash function with pointer equality, meaning that sets will only compare equal if their hash function is the same object.
Example
> (make-set id)
out = «hash-set: »
(set->list set)
Defined at lib/data/set.lisp:176:2
Convert SET to a list. Note that, since hash sets have no specified
order, the list will not nescessarily be sorted.
(set-of &values)
Defined at lib/data/set.lisp:164:2
Create the set containing VALUES with the default hash function.
Example:
> (set-of 1 2 3)
out = «hash-set: 1 2 3»
(union &sets)
Defined at lib/data/set.lisp:84:2
The set of values that occur in any set in the SETS.
Example:
> (union (set-of 1 2 3) (set-of 4 5 6))
out = «hash-set: 1 2 3 4 5 6»
> (union (set-of 1 2) (set-of 2 3) (set-of 3 4))
out = «hash-set: 1 2 3 4»
Undocumented symbols
$setDefined at lib/data/set.lisp:6:2(set? set)Defined at lib/data/set.lisp:6:2