/// A two-dimensional matrix of memoized values. /// /// These values are populated by a function from the coordinates of a given cell to the matrix’s element type. /// /// Values are retrieved by subscripting with row/column indices. Out-of-bound indices produce `nil` values, rather than asserting. public struct Matrix { public init(across: Range, down: Range, compute: (I, I) -> A) { self.init(across: across, down: down, values: constructRowMajor(across, down: down, forEach: { i, j in Memo { compute(i, j) } })) } public let across: Range public let down: Range private let width: I.Distance private let values: [Memo] public subscript (i: I, j: I) -> Memo? { guard i != across.endIndex && j != down.endIndex else { return nil } let i = across.startIndex.distanceTo(i) let j = down.startIndex.distanceTo(j) return values[Int((i + j * width).toIntMax())] } // MARK: Functor public func map(transform: A -> Other) -> Matrix { return Matrix(across: across, down: down, values: values.map { $0.map(transform) }) } // MARK: Implementation details private init(across: Range, down: Range, values: [Memo]) { self.across = across self.down = down self.values = values self.width = across.count } } /// Constructs a row-major ordering of values produced with `forEach`. private func constructRowMajor(across: Range, down: Range, @noescape forEach: (I, I) -> A) -> [A] { var values: [A] = [] values.reserveCapacity(Int(across.count.toIntMax()) * Int(down.count.toIntMax())) for j in down { for i in across { values.append(forEach(i, j)) } } return values } import Memo