Collection operations are expressions that are performed on a list or map to return a variation of the initial data.
At the moment, filter is the only collection operation available.
filter is a quantifier expression that returns a subset of the provided collection. Only elements whose filter body returns true will be returned. If any of the elements filter body returns undefined, the final result will be undefined.
Filter uses the same syntax as the any and all boolean expressions:
filter list as value { condition } // Single-iterator, list
filter list as idx, value { condition } // Double-iterator, list
filter map as key { condition } // Single-iterator, map
filter map as key, value { condition } // Double-iterator, map
Examples:
l = [1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8]
evens = filter l as v { v % 2 is 0 } // [2, 8]
m = { "a": "foo", "b": "bar" }
matched_foo = filter m as _, v { v is "foo" } // { "a": "foo" }
map is a quantifier expression that returns a list, regardless of the input collection type. Each element within the input collection is evaluted according to the map expression body and appended to the result.
l = [1, 2]
r = map l as v { v % 2 } // [false, true]
m = { "a": "foo", "b": "bar" }
r = map m as k, v { v } // ["foo", "bar"]
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