I need to populate a Map so that:
The process is to go through all the records in a table that has two text fields : "parameter" and "value". "Parameter" is not unique an has many duplicates. So what I intent to do is:
def all = MyTable.findAll()
def mymap = [:]
all.each {
// add to mymap the element "it.value" to the list that has "it.parameter" as key
}
Any clues ?
Thanks
There is a IMHO little bit simpler way doing this by using 'withDefault' introduced in Groovy 1.7:
all = [
[parameter: 'foo', value: 'aaa'],
[parameter: 'foo', value: 'bbb'],
[parameter: 'bar', value: 'ccc'],
[parameter: 'baz', value: 'ddd']
]
def myMap = [:].withDefault { [] }
all.each {
myMap[it.parameter] << it.value
}
assert myMap.size() == 3
assert myMap.foo == ['aaa','bbb']
assert myMap.bar == ['ccc']
assert myMap.baz == ['ddd']
You can use the Map.groupBy
method, which will split the collection into a map of groups based on the passed in closure. Here's a full example, which also calls collect to make each parameter point to just the values:
all = [
[parameter: 'foo', value: 'aaa'],
[parameter: 'foo', value: 'bbb'],
[parameter: 'bar', value: 'ccc'],
[parameter: 'baz', value: 'ddd']
]
tmpMap = all.groupBy{it.parameter}
myMap = [:].putAll(tmpMap.collect{k, v -> [k, v.value] as MapEntry})
assert myMap == [foo: ['aaa', 'bbb'], bar: ['ccc'], baz:['ddd']]
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