path: root/third_party/lisp/alexandria/sequences.lisp

(in-package :alexandria)

;; Make these inlinable by declaiming them INLINE here and some of them
;; NOTINLINE at the end of the file. Exclude functions that have a compiler
;; macro, because NOTINLINE is required to prevent compiler-macro expansion.
(declaim (inline copy-sequence sequence-of-length-p))

(defun sequence-of-length-p (sequence length)
  "Return true if SEQUENCE is a sequence of length LENGTH. Signals an error if
SEQUENCE is not a sequence. Returns FALSE for circular lists."
  (declare (type array-index length)
           #-lispworks (inline length)
           (optimize speed))
  (etypecase sequence
    (null
     (zerop length))
    (cons
     (let ((n (1- length)))
       (unless (minusp n)
         (let ((tail (nthcdr n sequence)))
           (and tail
                (null (cdr tail)))))))
    (vector
     (= length (length sequence)))
    (sequence
     (= length (length sequence)))))

(defun rotate-tail-to-head (sequence n)
  (declare (type (integer 1) n))
  (if (listp sequence)
      (let ((m (mod n (proper-list-length sequence))))
        (if (null (cdr sequence))
            sequence
            (let* ((tail (last sequence (+ m 1)))
                   (last (cdr tail)))
              (setf (cdr tail) nil)
              (nconc last sequence))))
      (let* ((len (length sequence))
             (m (mod n len))
             (tail (subseq sequence (- len m))))
        (replace sequence sequence :start1 m :start2 0)
        (replace sequence tail)
        sequence)))

(defun rotate-head-to-tail (sequence n)
  (declare (type (integer 1) n))
  (if (listp sequence)
      (let ((m (mod (1- n) (proper-list-length sequence))))
        (if (null (cdr sequence))
            sequence
            (let* ((headtail (nthcdr m sequence))
                   (tail (cdr headtail)))
              (setf (cdr headtail) nil)
              (nconc tail sequence))))
      (let* ((len (length sequence))
             (m (mod n len))
             (head (subseq sequence 0 m)))
        (replace sequence sequence :start1 0 :start2 m)
        (replace sequence head :start1 (- len m))
        sequence)))

(defun rotate (sequence &optional (n 1))
  "Returns a sequence of the same type as SEQUENCE, with the elements of
SEQUENCE rotated by N: N elements are moved from the end of the sequence to
the front if N is positive, and -N elements moved from the front to the end if
N is negative. SEQUENCE must be a proper sequence. N must be an integer,
defaulting to 1.

If absolute value of N is greater then the length of the sequence, the results
are identical to calling ROTATE with

  (* (signum n) (mod n (length sequence))).

Note: the original sequence may be destructively altered, and result sequence may
share structure with it."
  (if (plusp n)
      (rotate-tail-to-head sequence n)
      (if (minusp n)
          (rotate-head-to-tail sequence (- n))
          sequence)))

(defun shuffle (sequence &key (start 0) end)
  "Returns a random permutation of SEQUENCE bounded by START and END.
Original sequence may be destructively modified, and (if it contains
CONS or lists themselv) share storage with the original one.
Signals an error if SEQUENCE is not a proper sequence."
  (declare (type fixnum start)
           (type (or fixnum null) end))
  (etypecase sequence
    (list
     (let* ((end (or end (proper-list-length sequence)))
            (n (- end start)))
       (do ((tail (nthcdr start sequence) (cdr tail)))
           ((zerop n))
         (rotatef (car tail) (car (nthcdr (random n) tail)))
         (decf n))))
    (vector
     (let ((end (or end (length sequence))))
       (loop for i from start below end
             do (rotatef (aref sequence i)
                         (aref sequence (+ i (random (- end i))))))))
    (sequence
     (let ((end (or end (length sequence))))
       (loop for i from (- end 1) downto start
             do (rotatef (elt sequence i)
                         (elt sequence (+ i (random (- end i)))))))))
  sequence)

(defun random-elt (sequence &key (start 0) end)
  "Returns a random element from SEQUENCE bounded by START and END. Signals an
error if the SEQUENCE is not a proper non-empty sequence, or if END and START
are not proper bounding index designators for SEQUENCE."
  (declare (sequence sequence) (fixnum start) (type (or fixnum null) end))
  (let* ((size (if (listp sequence)
                   (proper-list-length sequence)
                   (length sequence)))
         (end2 (or end size)))
    (cond ((zerop size)
           (error 'type-error
                  :datum sequence
                  :expected-type `(and sequence (not (satisfies emptyp)))))
          ((not (and (<= 0 start) (< start end2) (<= end2 size)))
           (error 'simple-type-error
                  :datum (cons start end)
                  :expected-type `(cons (integer 0 (,end2))
                                        (or null (integer (,start) ,size)))
                  :format-control "~@<~S and ~S are not valid bounding index designators for ~
                                   a sequence of length ~S.~:@>"
                  :format-arguments (list start end size)))
          (t
           (let ((index (+ start (random (- end2 start)))))
             (elt sequence index))))))

(declaim (inline remove/swapped-arguments))
(defun remove/swapped-arguments (sequence item &rest keyword-arguments)
  (apply #'remove item sequence keyword-arguments))

(define-modify-macro removef (item &rest keyword-arguments)
  remove/swapped-arguments
  "Modify-macro for REMOVE. Sets place designated by the first argument to
the result of calling REMOVE with ITEM, place, and the KEYWORD-ARGUMENTS.")

(declaim (inline delete/swapped-arguments))
(defun delete/swapped-arguments (sequence item &rest keyword-arguments)
  (apply #'delete item sequence keyword-arguments))

(define-modify-macro deletef (item &rest keyword-arguments)
  delete/swapped-arguments
  "Modify-macro for DELETE. Sets place designated by the first argument to
the result of calling DELETE with ITEM, place, and the KEYWORD-ARGUMENTS.")

(deftype proper-sequence ()
  "Type designator for proper sequences, that is proper lists and sequences
that are not lists."
  `(or proper-list
       (and (not list) sequence)))

(eval-when (:compile-toplevel :load-toplevel :execute)
  (when (and (find-package '#:sequence)
             (find-symbol (string '#:emptyp) '#:sequence))
    (pushnew 'sequence-emptyp *features*)))

#-alexandria::sequence-emptyp
(defun emptyp (sequence)
  "Returns true if SEQUENCE is an empty sequence. Signals an error if SEQUENCE
is not a sequence."
  (etypecase sequence
    (list (null sequence))
    (sequence (zerop (length sequence)))))

#+alexandria::sequence-emptyp
(declaim (ftype (function (sequence) (values boolean &optional)) emptyp))
#+alexandria::sequence-emptyp
(setf (symbol-function 'emptyp) (symbol-function 'sequence:emptyp))
#+alexandria::sequence-emptyp
(define-compiler-macro emptyp (sequence)
  `(sequence:emptyp ,sequence))

(defun length= (&rest sequences)
  "Takes any number of sequences or integers in any order. Returns true iff
the length of all the sequences and the integers are equal. Hint: there's a
compiler macro that expands into more efficient code if the first argument
is a literal integer."
  (declare (dynamic-extent sequences)
           (inline sequence-of-length-p)
           (optimize speed))
  (unless (cdr sequences)
    (error "You must call LENGTH= with at least two arguments"))
  ;; There's room for optimization here: multiple list arguments could be
  ;; traversed in parallel.
  (let* ((first (pop sequences))
         (current (if (integerp first)
                      first
                      (length first))))
    (declare (type array-index current))
    (dolist (el sequences)
      (if (integerp el)
          (unless (= el current)
            (return-from length= nil))
          (unless (sequence-of-length-p el current)
            (return-from length= nil)))))
  t)

(define-compiler-macro length= (&whole form length &rest sequences)
  (cond
    ((zerop (length sequences))
     form)
    (t
     (let ((optimizedp (integerp length)))
       (with-unique-names (tmp current)
         (declare (ignorable current))
         `(locally
              (declare (inline sequence-of-length-p))
            (let ((,tmp)
                  ,@(unless optimizedp
                     `((,current ,length))))
              ,@(unless optimizedp
                  `((unless (integerp ,current)
                      (setf ,current (length ,current)))))
              (and
               ,@(loop
                    :for sequence :in sequences
                    :collect `(progn
                                (setf ,tmp ,sequence)
                                (if (integerp ,tmp)
                                    (= ,tmp ,(if optimizedp
                                                 length
                                                 current))
                                    (sequence-of-length-p ,tmp ,(if optimizedp
                                                                    length
                                                                    current)))))))))))))

(defun copy-sequence (type sequence)
  "Returns a fresh sequence of TYPE, which has the same elements as
SEQUENCE."
  (if (typep sequence type)
      (copy-seq sequence)
      (coerce sequence type)))

(defun first-elt (sequence)
  "Returns the first element of SEQUENCE. Signals a type-error if SEQUENCE is
not a sequence, or is an empty sequence."
  ;; Can't just directly use ELT, as it is not guaranteed to signal the
  ;; type-error.
  (cond  ((consp sequence)
          (car sequence))
         ((and (typep sequence 'sequence) (not (emptyp sequence)))
          (elt sequence 0))
         (t
          (error 'type-error
                 :datum sequence
                 :expected-type '(and sequence (not (satisfies emptyp)))))))

(defun (setf first-elt) (object sequence)
  "Sets the first element of SEQUENCE. Signals a type-error if SEQUENCE is
not a sequence, is an empty sequence, or if OBJECT cannot be stored in SEQUENCE."
  ;; Can't just directly use ELT, as it is not guaranteed to signal the
  ;; type-error.
  (cond ((consp sequence)
         (setf (car sequence) object))
        ((and (typep sequence 'sequence) (not (emptyp sequence)))
         (setf (elt sequence 0) object))
        (t
         (error 'type-error
                :datum sequence
                :expected-type '(and sequence (not (satisfies emptyp)))))))

(defun last-elt (sequence)
  "Returns the last element of SEQUENCE. Signals a type-error if SEQUENCE is
not a proper sequence, or is an empty sequence."
  ;; Can't just directly use ELT, as it is not guaranteed to signal the
  ;; type-error.
  (let ((len 0))
    (cond ((consp sequence)
           (lastcar sequence))
          ((and (typep sequence '(and sequence (not list))) (plusp (setf len (length sequence))))
           (elt sequence (1- len)))
          (t
           (error 'type-error
                  :datum sequence
                  :expected-type '(and proper-sequence (not (satisfies emptyp))))))))

(defun (setf last-elt) (object sequence)
  "Sets the last element of SEQUENCE. Signals a type-error if SEQUENCE is not a proper
sequence, is an empty sequence, or if OBJECT cannot be stored in SEQUENCE."
  (let ((len 0))
    (cond ((consp sequence)
           (setf (lastcar sequence) object))
          ((and (typep sequence '(and sequence (not list))) (plusp (setf len (length sequence))))
           (setf (elt sequence (1- len)) object))
          (t
           (error 'type-error
                  :datum sequence
                  :expected-type '(and proper-sequence (not (satisfies emptyp))))))))

(defun starts-with-subseq (prefix sequence &rest args
                           &key
                           (return-suffix nil return-suffix-supplied-p)
                           &allow-other-keys)
  "Test whether the first elements of SEQUENCE are the same (as per TEST) as the elements of PREFIX.

If RETURN-SUFFIX is T the function returns, as a second value, a
sub-sequence or displaced array pointing to the sequence after PREFIX."
  (declare (dynamic-extent args))
  (let ((sequence-length (length sequence))
        (prefix-length (length prefix)))
    (when (< sequence-length prefix-length)
      (return-from starts-with-subseq (values nil nil)))
    (flet ((make-suffix (start)
             (when return-suffix
               (cond
                 ((not (arrayp sequence))
                  (if start
                      (subseq sequence start)
                      (subseq sequence 0 0)))
                 ((not start)
                  (make-array 0
                              :element-type (array-element-type sequence)
                              :adjustable nil))
                 (t
                  (make-array (- sequence-length start)
                              :element-type (array-element-type sequence)
                              :displaced-to sequence
                              :displaced-index-offset start
                              :adjustable nil))))))
      (let ((mismatch (apply #'mismatch prefix sequence
                             (if return-suffix-supplied-p
                                 (remove-from-plist args :return-suffix)
                                 args))))
        (cond
          ((not mismatch)
           (values t (make-suffix nil)))
          ((= mismatch prefix-length)
           (values t (make-suffix mismatch)))
          (t
           (values nil nil)))))))

(defun ends-with-subseq (suffix sequence &key (test #'eql))
  "Test whether SEQUENCE ends with SUFFIX. In other words: return true if
the last (length SUFFIX) elements of SEQUENCE are equal to SUFFIX."
  (let ((sequence-length (length sequence))
        (suffix-length (length suffix)))
    (when (< sequence-length suffix-length)
      ;; if SEQUENCE is shorter than SUFFIX, then SEQUENCE can't end with SUFFIX.
      (return-from ends-with-subseq nil))
    (loop for sequence-index from (- sequence-length suffix-length) below sequence-length
          for suffix-index from 0 below suffix-length
          when (not (funcall test (elt sequence sequence-index) (elt suffix suffix-index)))
          do (return-from ends-with-subseq nil)
          finally (return t))))

(defun starts-with (object sequence &key (test #'eql) (key #'identity))
  "Returns true if SEQUENCE is a sequence whose first element is EQL to OBJECT.
Returns NIL if the SEQUENCE is not a sequence or is an empty sequence."
  (let ((first-elt (typecase sequence
                     (cons (car sequence))
                     (sequence
                      (if (emptyp sequence)
                          (return-from starts-with nil)
                          (elt sequence 0)))
                     (t
                      (return-from starts-with nil)))))
    (funcall test (funcall key first-elt) object)))

(defun ends-with (object sequence &key (test #'eql) (key #'identity))
  "Returns true if SEQUENCE is a sequence whose last element is EQL to OBJECT.
Returns NIL if the SEQUENCE is not a sequence or is an empty sequence. Signals
an error if SEQUENCE is an improper list."
  (let ((last-elt (typecase sequence
                    (cons
                     (lastcar sequence)) ; signals for improper lists
                    (sequence
                     ;; Can't use last-elt, as that signals an error
                     ;; for empty sequences
                     (let ((len (length sequence)))
                       (if (plusp len)
                           (elt sequence (1- len))
                           (return-from ends-with nil))))
                    (t
                     (return-from ends-with nil)))))
    (funcall test (funcall key last-elt) object)))

(defun map-combinations (function sequence &key (start 0) end length (copy t))
  "Calls FUNCTION with each combination of LENGTH constructable from the
elements of the subsequence of SEQUENCE delimited by START and END. START
defaults to 0, END to length of SEQUENCE, and LENGTH to the length of the
delimited subsequence. (So unless LENGTH is specified there is only a single
combination, which has the same elements as the delimited subsequence.) If
COPY is true (the default) each combination is freshly allocated. If COPY is
false all combinations are EQ to each other, in which case consequences are
unspecified if a combination is modified by FUNCTION."
  (let* ((end (or end (length sequence)))
         (size (- end start))
         (length (or length size))
         (combination (subseq sequence 0 length))
         (function (ensure-function function)))
    (if (= length size)
        (funcall function combination)
        (flet ((call ()
                 (funcall function (if copy
                                       (copy-seq combination)
                                       combination))))
          (etypecase sequence
            ;; When dealing with lists we prefer walking back and
            ;; forth instead of using indexes.
            (list
             (labels ((combine-list (c-tail o-tail)
                        (if (not c-tail)
                            (call)
                            (do ((tail o-tail (cdr tail)))
                                ((not tail))
                              (setf (car c-tail) (car tail))
                              (combine-list (cdr c-tail) (cdr tail))))))
               (combine-list combination (nthcdr start sequence))))
            (vector
             (labels ((combine (count start)
                        (if (zerop count)
                            (call)
                            (loop for i from start below end
                                  do (let ((j (- count 1)))
                                       (setf (aref combination j) (aref sequence i))
                                       (combine j (+ i 1)))))))
               (combine length start)))
            (sequence
             (labels ((combine (count start)
                        (if (zerop count)
                            (call)
                            (loop for i from start below end
                                  do (let ((j (- count 1)))
                                       (setf (elt combination j) (elt sequence i))
                                       (combine j (+ i 1)))))))
               (combine length start)))))))
  sequence)

(defun map-permutations (function sequence &key (start 0) end length (copy t))
  "Calls function with each permutation of LENGTH constructable
from the subsequence of SEQUENCE delimited by START and END. START
defaults to 0, END to length of the sequence, and LENGTH to the
length of the delimited subsequence."
  (let* ((end (or end (length sequence)))
         (size (- end start))
         (length (or length size)))
    (labels ((permute (seq n)
               (let ((n-1 (- n 1)))
                 (if (zerop n-1)
                     (funcall function (if copy
                                           (copy-seq seq)
                                           seq))
                     (loop for i from 0 upto n-1
                           do (permute seq n-1)
                           (if (evenp n-1)
                               (rotatef (elt seq 0) (elt seq n-1))
                               (rotatef (elt seq i) (elt seq n-1)))))))
             (permute-sequence (seq)
               (permute seq length)))
      (if (= length size)
          ;; Things are simple if we need to just permute the
          ;; full START-END range.
          (permute-sequence (subseq sequence start end))
          ;; Otherwise we need to generate all the combinations
          ;; of LENGTH in the START-END range, and then permute
          ;; a copy of the result: can't permute the combination
          ;; directly, as they share structure with each other.
          (let ((permutation (subseq sequence 0 length)))
            (flet ((permute-combination (combination)
                     (permute-sequence (replace permutation combination))))
              (declare (dynamic-extent #'permute-combination))
              (map-combinations #'permute-combination sequence
                                :start start
                                :end end
                                :length length
                                :copy nil)))))))

(defun map-derangements (function sequence &key (start 0) end (copy t))
  "Calls FUNCTION with each derangement of the subsequence of SEQUENCE denoted
by the bounding index designators START and END. Derangement is a permutation
of the sequence where no element remains in place. SEQUENCE is not modified,
but individual derangements are EQ to each other. Consequences are unspecified
if calling FUNCTION modifies either the derangement or SEQUENCE."
  (let* ((end (or end (length sequence)))
         (size (- end start))
         ;; We don't really care about the elements here.
         (derangement (subseq sequence 0 size))
         ;; Bitvector that has 1 for elements that have been deranged.
         (mask (make-array size :element-type 'bit :initial-element 0)))
    (declare (dynamic-extent mask))
    ;; ad hoc algorith
    (labels ((derange (place n)
               ;; Perform one recursive step in deranging the
               ;; sequence: PLACE is index of the original sequence
               ;; to derange to another index, and N is the number of
               ;; indexes not yet deranged.
               (if (zerop n)
                   (funcall function (if copy
                                         (copy-seq derangement)
                                         derangement))
                   ;; Itarate over the indexes I of the subsequence to
                   ;; derange: if I != PLACE and I has not yet been
                   ;; deranged by an earlier call put the element from
                   ;; PLACE to I, mark I as deranged, and recurse,
                   ;; finally removing the mark.
                   (loop for i from 0 below size
                         do
                         (unless (or (= place (+ i start)) (not (zerop (bit mask i))))
                           (setf (elt derangement i) (elt sequence place)
                                 (bit mask i) 1)
                           (derange (1+ place) (1- n))
                           (setf (bit mask i) 0))))))
      (derange start size)
      sequence)))

(declaim (notinline sequence-of-length-p))

(defun extremum (sequence predicate &key key (start 0) end)
  "Returns the element of SEQUENCE that would appear first if the subsequence
bounded by START and END was sorted using PREDICATE and KEY.

EXTREMUM determines the relationship between two elements of SEQUENCE by using
the PREDICATE function. PREDICATE should return true if and only if the first
argument is strictly less than the second one (in some appropriate sense). Two
arguments X and Y are considered to be equal if (FUNCALL PREDICATE X Y)
and (FUNCALL PREDICATE Y X) are both false.

The arguments to the PREDICATE function are computed from elements of SEQUENCE
using the KEY function, if supplied. If KEY is not supplied or is NIL, the
sequence element itself is used.

If SEQUENCE is empty, NIL is returned."
  (let* ((pred-fun (ensure-function predicate))
         (key-fun (unless (or (not key) (eq key 'identity) (eq key #'identity))
                    (ensure-function key)))
         (real-end (or end (length sequence))))
    (cond ((> real-end start)
           (if key-fun
               (flet ((reduce-keys (a b)
                        (if (funcall pred-fun
                                     (funcall key-fun a)
                                     (funcall key-fun b))
                            a
                            b)))
                 (declare (dynamic-extent #'reduce-keys))
                 (reduce #'reduce-keys sequence :start start :end real-end))
               (flet ((reduce-elts (a b)
                        (if (funcall pred-fun a b)
                            a
                            b)))
                 (declare (dynamic-extent #'reduce-elts))
                 (reduce #'reduce-elts sequence :start start :end real-end))))
          ((= real-end start)
           nil)
          (t
           (error "Invalid bounding indexes for sequence of length ~S: ~S ~S, ~S ~S"
                  (length sequence)
                  :start start
                  :end end)))))