问题
When I have a space-separated key, how can I use it to extract a value without re-creating the key?
I have a set of potential keys, column names actually, as the first sequence in data returned from clojure-csv: (This is formatted to avoid scrolling.)
["AGY/DIV " "STS" "GIC-ID "
"LAST-NAME "
"FIRST-NAME "
"COVERAGE DESCRIPTION "
"PREMIUM "
"RUN-DATE"
"BIL MO "]
Then I create keys from this row and zipmap the keys with each subsequent row (sequence) of data:
(defn create-map-keys
"Takes a sequence, and turns it into viable keys for a map."
[in-seq]
(map (fn [element] (keyword element)) (map #(cstr/trim %1) in-seq)))
; gic-csv-keys
(:AGY/DIV :STS :GIC-ID :LAST-NAME :FIRST-NAME
:COVERAGE DESCRIPTION :PREMIUM :RUN-DATE :BIL MO)
(defn zip-apply-col-nams
[col-keys row]
(zipmap col-keys row))
For test data, I zipmap the keys to the second row of the csv-data.
(def zm2 (zip-apply-col-nams gic-csv-keys (first gic-csv-data)))
When I try to extract a value from the :COVERAGE DESCRIPTION key, I get this error
(:COVERAGE DESCRIPTION zm2)
CompilerException java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to resolve symbol: DESCRIPTION in this context, compiling:(NO_SOURCE_PATH:23)
However, this works:
(zm2 (keyword "COVERAGE DESCRIPTION"))
"HARVARD PILGRIM FAMILY - INSURED "
Should I be modifying space-separated keys to replace the space with, for example, a dash, or is there another way to refer to the key without recreating it?
Thanks.
回答1:
For the record: "some key" is (at the moment) not a valid keyword in Clojure. You should either replace the whitespace with - or _. Or you should go with plain strings as keys and use get.
回答2:
(keyword "some key") does not "recreate" a keyword, it interns a keyword, meaning that it will always return the same keyword object when given the same name. You can also store the returned keyword and re-use it that way:
(def coverage-description (keyword "COVERAGE DESCRIPTION"))
(coverage-description my-row-map)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11937495/how-to-access-a-value-using-a-space-separated-key