Add try_[zip_[zip_]]map
methods to Matrix
#1142
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I'm building a library where I want to catch overflows of integer calculations.
I didn't see a method with which I could flatten
Option
s in a matrix, which would've been a workaround (the closest would maybe be something withfold
).Such a function would also not short-circuit and result in at least one more copy, although it could also be considered.
The
try_[zip_[zip_]]map
are just like their non-try
counterparts, except that they accept a function that returns anOption
.If the function returns
None
for any of the elements,None
is returned.Otherwise, a matrix with all the
Some
values is returned (not wrapped in theOption
)Short example
I am also using another non-std integer type, from the fixed crate.
Afaik,
try_map
also helps here because of fallible conversions.