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/*
 * Author: Bahman Movaqar <Bahman AT BahmanM.com>
 * Copyright (c) Bahman Movaqar
 * This file is released under public domain license.
 */
///// Tests below the main class

import groovy.transform.PackageScope

/**

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List kCombinations(List l, Integer k) {
    assert k >= 0, 'Invalid "k"'
    if (l.empty || !k) []
    else if (k == 1) l.collate(1)
    else
        (0..l.size()-1).inject([] as Set) { acc, i ->
            def c = kCombinations(l.drop(i+1), k-1)
            acc + [l[i], c].combinations { cn ->
                def cnf = cn.flatten()
                cnf.size() == k ? cnf : [l[i],c].flatten()

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; Suppose you have a CSV file with the first row being the column names
; and the rest being data.  Using the following snippet you can process
; the contents passing each row's contents as keyword arguments to
; another function.
;
; Example CSV structure:
; +----------------------------------------------------------+
; |  customer-code  |  name  |  e-mail  |  address  | phone  |
; +----------------------------------------------------------+
;

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(defn getfn [fname]
  "Gets a function by its fully qualified name."
  (let [fsym (symbol fname)
        nsym (symbol (namespace fsym))]
    (require nsym)
    (resolve fsym)))

(defn interpolate [s vals]
  "Returns the interpolation of string 's' with a map of key/values."
   ;Keys in 's' are marked with #{key-name} syntax.