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package com.mware.ge.cypher.internal.util
import scala.collection.{immutable, mutable}
object Eagerly {
def immutableReplaceKeys[K, V](m: immutable.Map[K, V])(replacements: (K, K)*): immutable.Map[K, V] = {
val deletes = replacements.map { case (oldKey, _) => oldKey }
val updates = replacements.flatMap {
case (oldKey, newKey) => m.get(oldKey).map(value => newKey -> value)
}
m -- deletes ++ updates
}
// These two methods could in theory be replaced by a single one. My attempts so far didn't type out or broke scalac. You get a cookie if you get it to work -- boggle
def immutableMapValues[A, B, C](m: collection.Map[A, B], f: B => C): immutable.Map[A, C] =
mapToBuilder(m, f, immutable.Map.newBuilder[A, C])
def mutableMapValues[A, B, C](m: collection.Map[A, B], f: B => C): mutable.Map[A, C] =
mapToBuilder(m, f, mutable.Map.newBuilder[A, C])
private def mapToBuilder[A, B, C, To](m: collection.Map[A, B], f: B => C, builder: mutable.Builder[(A,C ), To]): To = {
builder.sizeHint(m.size)
m.foldLeft(builder) { case (acc, (k, v)) => acc += ((k, f(v))) }
builder.result()
}
}
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