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`Test-All` returns true but `Test-Any` returns false for same input

If Test-All is true, then Test-Any should automatically be true too Code to Reproduce @() | functional\Test-All @() | functional\Test-Any Output @() | functional\Test-All True @() | functional\Test-Any ...
  • ninmonkey
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Dec 3, 2021
  • #13

chriskuech/functional
Merge-Object piping non-existent variable to Reduce-Object

The Merge-Object function pipes $input to Reduce-Object, but the $input variable is not created anywhere. It looks like it should be piping the $Object parameter of the Merge-Object function. Consequently, ...
  • UberDoodles
  • Opened 
    on Dec 14, 2020
  • #12

chriskuech/functional
Reduce-Object with custom value

It would be really helpful to generalize the Reduce-Object , adding also an initial value inline to be used as accumulator. I m not quite sure on how would it be the idiomatic way to go with Powershell. ...
  • jesinity
  • Opened 
    on Dec 4, 2020
  • #10

chriskuech/functional
recursiveEquality does not work for OrderedDictionaries

Comparing Ordered-dictionaries using recursiveEquality does not work.
  • dendy7h
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Jul 28, 2020
  • #7

chriskuech/functional
bottom example in the readme doesn't work

Merge-Object @{a = @{b = 1}} @{a = @{c = 2}} -Strategy Fail Merge-Object : A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts argument System.Collections.Hashtable . At line:1 char:1 + Merge-Object ...
  • jszabo98
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Jun 27, 2020
  • #6

chriskuech/functional
Powershell: functional: reduce: How to initialize the reduce accumulator?

I want to use the functional reduce function to calculate things, such as the factorial of a number. e.g. The factorial of 5 is 5x4x3x2x1 = 120. In Ruby I can do it with something like: # factorial1.rb ...
  • jgodse
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Jan 17, 2020
  • #5

chriskuech/functional
Incorrect examples in README

Scoping rules are explained the opposite of how they actually work.
  • chriskuech
  • Opened 
    on Jul 2, 2019
  • #2
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