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Iterators adaptors with associated read-only data.

Useful for naming the types of wrapped iterators by using function pointers or non-capturing closures.

use context_iterators::*;

type Closure = fn(usize, &usize) -> usize;
type MappedIterator = MapCtx<WithCtx<std::ops::Range<usize>, usize>, Closure>;

let iter: MappedIterator = (0..10)
    .with_context(42)
    .map_with_context(|item: usize, context: &usize| item + *context);

assert!(iter.eq(42..52));

The MappedIterator type can be used in contexts where a concrete type is needed, for example as an associated type for a trait.

trait Iterable {
    type Iter: Iterator<Item = usize>;
}

struct MyIterable;

impl Iterable for MyIterable {
   type Iter = MappedIterator;
}

Structs

  • Apply a function to the context of an iterator.
  • Filter the elements of an iterator.
  • Map a function over an iterator, simultaneously filtering elements.
  • Map a function over each element in the iterator.
  • Wrapper around an iterator adding context data.

Traits