pub enum IteratorKind {
List {
items: Vec<Value>,
pos: usize,
},
Range {
current: i64,
end: i64,
inclusive: bool,
step: i64,
},
Set {
items: Vec<Value>,
pos: usize,
},
MapEntries {
items: Vec<(Value, Value)>,
pos: usize,
},
Map {
source: Arc<Mutex<IteratorKind>>,
func: FnValue,
},
Filter {
source: Arc<Mutex<IteratorKind>>,
pred: FnValue,
},
Take {
source: Arc<Mutex<IteratorKind>>,
remaining: usize,
},
Skip {
source: Arc<Mutex<IteratorKind>>,
to_skip: usize,
skipped: bool,
},
Enumerate {
source: Arc<Mutex<IteratorKind>>,
index: usize,
},
Zip {
a: Arc<Mutex<IteratorKind>>,
b: Arc<Mutex<IteratorKind>>,
},
Chain {
a: Arc<Mutex<IteratorKind>>,
b: Arc<Mutex<IteratorKind>>,
first_done: bool,
},
}Expand description
The internal state of a lazy iterator.
Each variant wraps a source iterator (or raw data) and computes values
on demand via IteratorKind::next. Combinators like map and filter
require interpreter support to invoke Bock closures — these store the
function value but their next() returns a special
[IteratorNext::NeedsCallback] signal.
Variants§
List
Iterate over a list of values.
Range
Iterate over an integer range.
Set
Iterate over set elements.
MapEntries
Iterate over map entries as (key, value) tuples.
Map
Lazy map combinator — requires interpreter callback.
Filter
Lazy filter combinator — requires interpreter callback.
Take
Take at most N elements.
Skip
Skip the first N elements.
Enumerate
Attach an index to each element.
Zip
Zip two iterators together.
Chain
Chain two iterators sequentially.
Implementations§
Source§impl IteratorKind
impl IteratorKind
Sourcepub fn next(&mut self) -> IteratorNext
pub fn next(&mut self) -> IteratorNext
Advance the iterator and return the next value.
For combinators that need Bock function calls (map, filter), this
returns IteratorNext::NeedsMapCallback or
IteratorNext::NeedsFilterCallback instead of a plain value.
Trait Implementations§
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impl Freeze for IteratorKind
impl !RefUnwindSafe for IteratorKind
impl Send for IteratorKind
impl Sync for IteratorKind
impl Unpin for IteratorKind
impl UnsafeUnpin for IteratorKind
impl !UnwindSafe for IteratorKind
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