I have some code like the below, where I have a List of Eithers, and I want to turn it into an Either of Lists. In particular (in this case), if there are any Lefts in the list, then I return a Left of the list of them, otherwise I return a Right of the list of the rights.
val maybe: List[Either[String, Int]] = getMaybe
val (strings, ints) = maybe.partition(_.isLeft)
strings.map(_.left.get) match {
case Nil => Right(ints.map(_.right.get))
case stringList => Left(stringList)
}
Calling get
always makes me feel like I must be missing something.
Is there a more idiomatic way to do this?
data.partition(_.isLeft) match {
case (Nil, ints) => Right(for(Right(i) <- ints) yield i)
case (strings, _) => Left(for(Left(s) <- strings) yield s)
}
For one pass:
data.partition(_.isLeft) match {
case (Nil, ints) => Right(for(Right(i) <- ints.view) yield i)
case (strings, _) => Left(for(Left(s) <- strings.view) yield s)
}