Dan Nigrin

Before I code one myself, just checking: does anyone know of an 

object or abstraction that compares two colls for equality of content?

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Before I code one myself, just checking:  does anyone know of an 
object or abstraction that compares two colls for equality of content?

Thanks,
Dan
-- 
Dan Nigrin -  Defective Records
202 Hack / PC-1600 User / VSTi Host / Jack OS X / Major Malfunction
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colls-testing-for-equality

> Before I code one myself, just checking: does anyone know of an object 

> or abstraction that compares two colls for equality of content?

Data or index and data? If its only data, and the size isn't too big, 

I'd dump them into a list and zl compare them. Something like this:

Dan Nigrin schrieb:
> Before I code one myself, just checking:  does anyone know of an object 
> or abstraction that compares two colls for equality of content?

Data or index and data? If its only data, and the size isn't too big, 
I'd dump them into a list and zl compare them. Something like this:

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At 9:51 AM +0200 8/22/08, Stefan Tiedje wrote:

>>Before I code one myself, just checking: does anyone know of an 

>>object or abstraction that compares two colls for equality of 

>Data or index and data? If its only data, and the size isn't too 

>big, I'd dump them into a list and zl compare them. Something like 

Data only - that's very nice Stefan, thank you! The idea is much 

cleaner than the one I wrote yesterday (where I first compared the 

lengths, and if equal, then went element by element comparing them to 

There was a couple of little bugs that I've fixed, and I've also made 

it so that you can just send it a list of two coll names in its 

At 9:51 AM +0200 8/22/08, Stefan Tiedje wrote:
>Dan Nigrin schrieb:
>>Before I code one myself, just checking:  does anyone know of an 
>>object or abstraction that compares two colls for equality of 
>>content?
>
>Data or index and data? If its only data, and the size isn't too 
>big, I'd dump them into a list and zl compare them. Something like 
>this:

Data only - that's very nice Stefan, thank you!  The idea is much 
cleaner than the one I wrote yesterday (where I first compared the 
lengths, and if equal, then went element by element comparing them to 
each other).

There was a couple of little bugs that I've fixed, and I've also made 
it so that you can just send it a list of two coll names in its 
inlet, for easier encapsulation:

-- 
Dan Nigrin -  Defective Records
202 Hack / PC-1600 User / VSTi Host / Jack OS X / Major Malfunction
http://defectiverecords.com
http://jackosx.com


> There was a couple of little bugs that I've fixed, and I've also made it 

> so that you can just send it a list of two coll names in its inlet, for 

doesn't banging zl group work? Then you could get rid of the gates:

Dan Nigrin schrieb:
> There was a couple of little bugs that I've fixed, and I've also made it 
> so that you can just send it a list of two coll names in its inlet, for 
> easier encapsulation:

At 8:22 PM +0200 8/24/08, Stefan Tiedje wrote:

>>There was a couple of little bugs that I've fixed, and I've also 

>>made it so that you can just send it a list of two coll names in 

>doesn't banging zl group work? Then you could get rid of the gates:

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At 8:22 PM +0200 8/24/08, Stefan Tiedje wrote:
>Dan Nigrin schrieb:
>>There was a couple of little bugs that I've fixed, and I've also 
>>made it so that you can just send it a list of two coll names in 
>>its inlet, for easier encapsulation:
>
>doesn't banging zl group work? Then you could get rid of the gates:

-- 
Dan Nigrin
Defective Records
202 Hack / PC-1600 User / VSTi Host / OMS Convert / Jack OS X / Major 
Malfunction
http://www.defectiverecords.com
http://www.jackosx.com


colls: testing for equality