I have two PartialFunctions f
and g
.
They have no side effects and are quick to execute.
What\'s the best way to compose them into another partial func
Here's a shorter way than the linked question, taken from this thread:
val f = Map("a" -> 1, "b" -> 2)
val g = Map(1 -> 'c', 3 -> 'd')
def andThenPartial[A, B, C](pf1: PartialFunction[A, B], pf2: PartialFunction[B, C]): PartialFunction[A, C] = {
Function.unlift(pf1.lift(_) flatMap pf2.lift)
}
val h = andThenPartial(f, g) //> h : PartialFunction[String,Char]
h.isDefinedAt("a") //> res2: Boolean = true
h.isDefinedAt("b") //> res3: Boolean = false
h.lift("a") //> res4: Option[Char] = Some(c)
h.lift("b") //> res5: Option[Char] = None
This can also be wrapped up as an implicit class, of course:
implicit class ComposePartial[A, B](pf: PartialFunction[A, B]) {
def andThenPartial[C](that: PartialFunction[B, C]): PartialFunction[A, C] =
Function.unlift(pf.lift(_) flatMap that.lift)
}
val h2 = f andThenPartial g //> h2 : PartialFunction[String,Char]
h2.isDefinedAt("a") //> res6: Boolean = true
h2.isDefinedAt("b") //> res7: Boolean = false
h2.lift("a") //> res8: Option[Char] = Some(c)
h2.lift("b") //> res9: Option[Char] = None