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I really thought that lisp or scala or Haskell or similar would have already have a well-known name for this, but apparently not.

Of the names posted in this thread, the top 8 below are my preferences in roughly descending order of preference. Any good reasoning for or against any of those?

adjoin
overlaps
mapAdj
moving
rolling
automap
map_adjacent
between


slide
pipeline
stitch
running
MAPACDR
map_right_neighbour
map_rpair
map_look_ahead
maprange
n-map-plus
npmap
nwindowmap
nslicemap
splicemap
between_pairs
forByTwo
friends, 
neighbors, 
friendwise
bubblemap
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With the rise and rise of 'Social' network sites: 'Computers are making people easier to use everyday'

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In reply to Re: Want for a name? (Final thoughts; strong feelings; votes?) by BrowserUk
in thread Want for a name? by BrowserUk

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