I think direction can be better expressed than in
foldr and foldl: does foldr mean fold right? A quite unclear nameArray.slice's negative indices: slice 0 -1 is handy! But you can't do slice 2 -0getr/l, setr/l, ... but foldr and foldl?This package's simple goal is allowing you to use types containing the direction
import LinearDirection exposing (LinearDirection(..))
import LinearDirection.Array as Array
Array.fromList [ "e", "l", "m" ]
|> Array.fold LastToFirst (+) ""
--> "elm"This has some neat advantages.
import LinearDirection exposing (LinearDirection(..))
import LinearDirection.Array as Array
updateAt : Int -> LinearDirection -> (a -> a) -> Array a -> Array a
updateAt index direction alter =
Array.replaceAt index direction
(alter (Array.at index direction))fold instead of foldr foldl)