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10 changes: 7 additions & 3 deletions src/fsharp/FSharp.Core/string.fs
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Expand Up @@ -34,9 +34,13 @@ namespace Microsoft.FSharp.Core
if String.IsNullOrEmpty str then
String.Empty
else
let res = StringBuilder str.Length
str |> iter (fun c -> res.Append(mapping c) |> ignore)
res.ToString()
let result = str.ToCharArray()
let mutable i = 0
for c in result do
result.[i] <- mapping c
i <- i + 1

new String(result)

[<CompiledName("MapIndexed")>]
let mapi (mapping: int -> char -> char) (str:string) =
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Expand Up @@ -71,11 +71,35 @@ type StringModule() =

[<Test>]
member this.Map() =
let e1 = String.map (fun c -> c) "foo"
Assert.AreEqual("foo", e1)
let e1 = String.map id "xyz"
Assert.AreEqual("xyz", e1)

let e2 = String.map (fun c -> c) null
Assert.AreEqual("", e2)
let e2 = String.map (fun c -> c + char 1) "abcde"
Assert.AreEqual("bcdef", e2)

let e3 = String.map (fun c -> c) null
Assert.AreEqual("", e3)

let e4 = String.map (fun c -> c) String.Empty
Assert.AreEqual("", e4)

let e5 = String.map (fun _ -> 'B') "A"
Assert.AreEqual("B", e5)

let e6 = String.map (fun _ -> failwith "should not raise") null
Assert.AreEqual("", e6)

// this tests makes sure mapping function is not called too many times
let mutable x = 0
let e7 = String.map (fun _ -> if x > 2 then failwith "should not raise" else x <- x + 1; 'x') "abc"
Assert.AreEqual(x, 3)
Assert.AreEqual(e7, "xxx")

// side-effect and "order of operation" test
let mutable x = 0
let e8 = String.map (fun c -> x <- x + 1; c + char x) "abcde"
Assert.AreEqual(x, 5)
Assert.AreEqual(e8, "bdfhj")

[<Test>]
member this.MapI() =
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