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Associative-list extensions.

type ('k, 'v) t = ('k, 'v) Base.List.Assoc.t

Defined to let this module be used directly in chaining operations etc.

Associative lists are bi-mappable; the left type is keys, and the right type is values. For example:

bi_map [("foo", 27); ("bar", 53); ("baz", 99)]
  ~left:String.capitalize ~right:Int.neg
(* returns: [("Foo", -27); ("Bar", -53); ("Baz", -99)] *)
include Travesty.Bi_mappable.S2 with type ('l, 'r) t := ('l, 'r) t

Type of containers.

include Base.T2 with type ('l, 'r) t := ('l, 'r) t
include Travesty.Bi_mappable.Generic with type ('l, 'r) t := ('l, 'r) t and type 'l left := 'l and type 'r right := 'r
include Travesty.Bi_mappable.Basic_generic with type ('l, 'r) t := ('l, 'r) t with type 'l left := 'l with type 'r right := 'r
include Travesty.Types_intf.Bi_generic with type ('l, 'r) t := ('l, 'r) t with type 'l left := 'l with type 'r right := 'r
val bi_map : ('l1, 'r1) t -> left:('l1 -> 'l2) -> right:('r1 -> 'r2) -> ('l2, 'r2) t

bi_map c ~left ~right maps left over every 'l1 left, and right over every 'r1 right, in c.

val map_left : ('l1, 'r) t -> f:('l1 -> 'l2) -> ('l2, 'r) t

map_left c ~f maps f over the left type of c only.

val map_right : ('l, 'r1) t -> f:('r1 -> 'r2) -> ('l, 'r2) t

map_right c ~f maps f over the right type of c only.

val compose : ('a, 'b) t -> ('b, 'c) t -> equal:('b -> 'b -> bool) -> ('a, 'c) t

compose a b ~equal produces an associative list that returns (x, z) for each (x, y) in a such that a (y', z) exists in b, and equal y y' is true.

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