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flipV :: Pic -> Pic
 
flipV :: Pic -> Pic
 
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*Main> pp(flipV pic)
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Revision as of 14:03, 12 October 2020

List of lists

Consider following type representing picture:

type Pic = [String]

If you want to print this picture you can use:

pp :: Pic -> IO ()
pp x = putStr (concat (map (++"\n") x))

Picture example:

pic :: Pic
pic = [ "....#....",
        "...###...",
        "..#.#.#..",
        ".#..#..#.",
        "....#....",
        "....#....",
        "....#####"]
*Main> pp pic
....#....
...###...
..#.#.#..
.#..#..#.
....#....
....#....
....#####

Create functions that:

  • Flips picture veriticaly and horizontaly.
flipV :: Pic -> Pic
flipH :: Pic -> Pic
*Main> pp(flipV pic)
....#....
...###...
..#.#.#..
.#..#..#.
....#....
....#....
#####....
*Main> pp(flipH pic)
....#####
....#....
....#....
.#..#..#.
..#.#.#..
...###...
....#....


flipV :: Pic -> Pic
flipV = map reverse 

flipV' :: Pic -> Pic
flipV' xs = [reverse x|x<-xs]

flipH :: Pic -> Pic
flipH = reverse
  • Place one picture above another.
above :: Pic -> Pic -> Pic
above :: Pic -> Pic -> Pic
above x y = x ++ y
  • Place two pictures side by side (consider, that they have the same height).
sideBySide :: Pic -> Pic -> Pic
sideBySide :: Pic -> Pic -> Pic
sideBySide xs ys = map (\(x,y) -> x ++ y)(zip xs ys) 

sideBySide':: Pic -> Pic -> Pic
sideBySide' (x:xs) (y:ys) = (x ++ y) : sideBySide' xs ys
sideBySide' _ _ = []

sideBySide'' :: Pic -> Pic -> Pic
sideBySide'' = zipWith (++)
  • Rotate picture to the left and to the right.
rotateR :: Pic -> Pic
rotateL :: Pic -> Pic
toRow :: String -> Pic
toRow xs = map (\x -> [x]) xs -- [[x]|x<-xs]

rotateR :: Pic -> Pic
rotateR [x] = toRow x
rotateR (x:xs) = (rotateR xs) `sideBySide` (toRow x)

rotateR' :: Pic -> Pic
rotateR' x = foldl1 sideBySide (reverse (map toRow x))


rotateL :: Pic -> Pic
rotateL [x] = reverse(toRow x)
rotateL (x:xs) = reverse(toRow x) `sideBySide` (rotateL xs)

rotateL' :: Pic -> Pic
rotateL' x = foldl1 sideBySide (map (reverse.toRow) x)
  • Increase every point in the picture n times.
zoom :: Int -> Pic -> Pic
zoom :: Int -> Pic -> Pic
zoom n xs = [concat(map (replicate n) x)|x<-concat (map (replicate n) xs)]