I know tuples are meant to be immutable, but I am interested in a way to create a new named tuple B
that is the same as A
except that it has :key1
deleted.
I was hoping something like this would work
B = delete(A, :key)
but it doesn’t.
I know tuples are meant to be immutable, but I am interested in a way to create a new named tuple B
that is the same as A
except that it has :key1
deleted.
I was hoping something like this would work
B = delete(A, :key)
but it doesn’t.
Unless I misunderstand, delete
didn’t work because there is no such function in Base.
Take a look at: GitHub - JeffreySarnoff/NamedTupleTools.jl: some utilities for working with NamedTuples
See Base.structdiff
.