ReactiveData.RListSourceReactive list data structure
Patch operation on lists. All operations are of linear complexity.
A patch is a list of patch operations. The operations are applied in the order they appear in the list.
The indices correspond to list contents after the operations that appear earlier in the list have been applied, not to the contents before the whole patch operation.
A patch comprised of I, R, and U steps with increasing indices can be applied in time O(m + n), where m is the patch length and n is the current size of the list. (Arbitrary patches are slower, requiring O(m * n).)
include S with type 'a data = 'a list and type 'a patch := 'a patchReactive version of the data container
Raw (non-reactive) version of the data container
Message format
Handle that permits applying incremental updates
Build a container from initial contents. The handle can be used for performing reactive updates.
from_event d e is a container whose initial value is d, and which gets updated for every occurrence of e
Convert a React signal into a ReactiveData container.
Whenever the signal changes from value v to value v', we detect the differences between v and v', and perform downstream computation (e.g., for map) only on the new and modified elements.
patch h p applies p on the container corresponding to h
set h d sets the contents of the container corresponding to h, disregarding previous contents
map f c applies f on all elements of c, producing a new reactive container c'. Modifying the contents of c leads to modifications of c'. f is applied only on the new or modified elements of c.
fold f c v accumulates the updates on c with f starting from v.
The result is a signal of value f m_n (f ... (f m_1 v)), where m_1 ... m_n are the messages that have been applied since the beginning of fold. m_1 is a pseudo-message Set l, accounting for the contents l of c at the time when accumulation starts.
Signal corresponding to contents
insert v i h adds v as the i-th position in the container corresponding to h. The indices of the subsequent elements change.
remove i h removes the i-th position from the container corresponding to h. The indices of the subsequent elements change.
remove_eq l x removes the first occurence of x from l
update v i h substitutes the i-th element of the container corresponding to h with v
update_eq l a b substitutes the first occurence of a (according to eq) in l with b
move i offset h moves the i-th element of the container corresponding by offset positions in h, modifying the indices of other elements
Produce reactive list containing a single element that gets updated based on a signal
concat a b is the concatenation of a and b, and it gets updated whenever a and b change
filter pred l keeps the elements of l matching pred; gets updated when l is. pred should be a pure function