I have a list with embedded lists of vectors, which looks like:
(([1 2]) ([3 4] [5 6]) ([7 8]))
Which I know is not ideal to work with. I\'d lik
To turn a list-of-lists into a single list containing the elements of every sub-list, you want apply concat
as nickik suggests.
However, there's usually a better solution: don't produce the list-of-lists to begin with! For example, let's imagine you have a function called get-names-for
which takes a symbol and returns a list of all the cool things you could call that symbol:
(get-names-for '+) => (plus add cross junction)
If you want to get all the names for some list of symbols, you might try
(map get-names-for '[+ /])
=> ((plus add cross junction) (slash divide stroke))
But this leads to the problem you were having. You could glue them together with an apply concat
, but better would be to use mapcat
instead of map
to begin with:
(mapcat get-names-for '[+ /])
=> (plus add cross junction slash divide stroke)