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noon.utils.contour
an experiment around simple int sequence development
an experiment around simple int sequence development
gen-contourclj
(gen-contour x)(gen-contour x y)Produce a contour vector of length 'x and height 'y
Produce a contour vector of length 'x and height 'y
gen-lineclj
(gen-line {:keys [contour grow pick] :or {pick :rand}})Generate a line by generating a contour, producing lines from it, picking one. options are:
- :contour, a vector [contour-length contour-height].
- :grow, a vector [min-grow max-grow] that is used to grow the generated contour.
- :pick, a member-pick argument used to pick one line from generated ones. (default :rand)
Generate a line by generating a contour, producing lines from it, picking one. options are: - :contour, a vector [contour-length contour-height]. - :grow, a vector [min-grow max-grow] that is used to grow the generated contour. - :pick, a member-pick argument used to pick one line from generated ones. (default :rand)
linesclj
(lines contour growth)Given a contour vector,returns a seq of increasingly wide lines following it.
Given a contour vector,returns a seq of increasingly wide lines following it.
similarsclj
(similars s extent)Given a sequence of ints s, builds a list of sequences that follow the same contour.
The extent argument is here to bound sequence height grow and shrink.
e.g extent = [-2 3] means that resulting sequence can be taller by 3 and/or smaller by 2 than s.
Given a sequence of ints `s`, builds a list of sequences that follow the same contour. The `extent` argument is here to bound sequence height grow and shrink. e.g `extent` = [-2 3] means that resulting sequence can be taller by 3 and/or smaller by 2 than `s`.
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