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Simple List-Manipulation Utilities for Go

This library doesn't do anything earth-shattering, but it DOES replicate a number of useful functions that I miss from other languages. Feel free to use, or add to this library accordingly.

Pull Requests Welcome

This library is a work in progress, and will benefit from your experience reports, use cases, and contributions. If you have an idea for making Rosetta better, send in a pull request. We're all in this together!

Documentation

Index

• func At(value string, delimiter string, index int) string
• func Head(value string, delimiter string) string
• func Last(value string, delimiter string) string
• func LastDelim(value string, delimiter string) string
• func PushHead(value string, newValue string, delimiter string) string
• func PushTail(value string, newValue string, delimiter string) string
• func RemoveLast(value string, delimiter string) string
• func Split(value string, delimiter string) (string, string)
• func SplitTail(value string, delimiter string) (string, string)
• func Tail(value string, delimiter string) string

Functions

func At

func At(value string, delimiter string, index int) string

At returns the list vaue at a particular index

func Head

func Head(value string, delimiter string) string

Head returns the FIRST item in a string-based-list

func Last

func Last(value string, delimiter string) string

Last returns the LAST item in a string-based-list

func LastDelim

func LastDelim(value string, delimiter string) string

LastDelim returns the LAST item in a string-based-list

func PushHead

func PushHead(value string, newValue string, delimiter string) string

PushHead adds a new item to the beginning of the list

func PushTail

func PushTail(value string, newValue string, delimiter string) string

PushTail adds a new item to the end of the list

func RemoveLast

func RemoveLast(value string, delimiter string) string

RemoveLast returns the full list, with the last element removed.

func Split

func Split(value string, delimiter string) (string, string)

Split returns the FIRST element, and the REST element in one function call

func SplitTail

func SplitTail(value string, delimiter string) (string, string)

SplitTail behaves like Split, but splits the beginning of the list from the last item in the list. So, the list "a,b,c" => "a,b", "c"

func Tail

func Tail(value string, delimiter string) string

Tail returns any values in the string-based-list AFTER the first item