I have a nested map m
which is like:
m = Map("email" -> "a@b.com", "background" -> Map("language" -> "english"))
I have an array arr = Array("background","language")
How do I foldLeft/reduce the array and find the string "english" from the map. I tried this:
arr.foldLeft(m) { (acc,x) => acc.get(x) }
But I get this error:
<console>:10: error: type mismatch;
found : Option[java.lang.Object]
require开发者_运维技巧d: scala.collection.immutable.Map[java.lang.String,java.lang.Object]
arr.foldLeft(m) { (acc,x) => acc.get(x) }
You should pay attention to types. Here, you start with m : Map[String, Any]
as your acc. You combine with a string x
and calls get
, which returns an Option[Object]
. To continue, you must check that there is a value, check whether this value is a Map
, cast (unchecked because of type erasure, hence dangerous).
I believe the fault is in the that the type of your structure, Map[String, Any] represents what you have rather poorly.
Suppose you do instead
sealed trait Tree
case class Node(items: Map[String, Tree]) extends Tree
case class Leaf(s: String) extends Tree
You may add some helpers to make declaring a Tree easy
object Tree {
implicit def fromString(s: String) = Leaf(s)
implicit def fromNamedString(nameAndValue: (String, String))
= (nameAndValue._1, Leaf(nameAndValue._2))
}
object Node {
def apply(items: (String, Tree)*) : Node = Node(Map(items: _*))
}
Then declaring the tree is just as easy as your first version, but the type is much more precise
m = Node("email" -> "a@b.com", "background" -> Node("language" -> "english"))
You can then add methods, for instance in trait Tree
def get(path: String*) : Option[Tree] = {
if (path.isEmpty) Some(this)
else this match {
case Leaf(_) => None
case Node(map) => map.get(path.head).flatMap(_.get(path.tail: _*))
}
}
def getLeaf(path: String*): Option[String]
= get(path: _*).collect{case Leaf(s) =>s}
Or if you would rather do it with a fold
def get(path: String*) = path.foldLeft[Option[Tree]](Some(this)) {
case (Some(Node(map)), p) => map.get(p)
case _ => None
}
Folding as an abstraction over nested maps isn't really supported. Also, you're approaching this in a way that is going to prevent the type system from giving you much help. But, if you insist, then you want a recursive function:
def lookup(m: Map[String,Object], a: Array[String]): Option[String] = {
if (a.length == 0) None
else m.get(a(0)).flatMap(_ match {
case mm: Map[_,_] => lookup(mm.asInstanceOf[Map[String,Object]],a.tail)
case s: String if (a.length==1) => Some(s)
case _ => None
})
}
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