select_indices 2.1.0

Iterators for taking multiple shared/exclusive references from a slice
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# select_indices

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`select_indices` is a crate that provides iterators for seeking through a slice with a pre-made list of indices. It can simplify the readability of code and, in some cases, increase performance.

[Documentation](https://docs.rs/select_indices)<br>

```rust
use select_indices::prelude::*;

fn main()
{
    struct BankAccount {
        pub name: String,
        pub balance: f32,
    }
    
    let mut vec: Vec<BankAccount> = vec![
        BankAccount { name: "Joey Bag o' Donuts".to_string(), balance: 4.27 },
        BankAccount { name: "Henry Howard Roosevelt".to_string(), balance: 83.20 },
        BankAccount { name: "Jenny Jenson".to_string(), balance: 54.32 },
        BankAccount { name: "The Dude".to_string(), balance: -134.01 },
        // Assume there's like 300 of these
    ];
    
    vec.select_indices_mut(&[1, 3]).for_each(|account| {
        account.balance -= 20.00;
        println!("{} now has ${}", account.name, account.balance);
    });
}
```

There is also a `rayon` feature flag that provides ParallelIterator versions of `select_indices` iterators. In certain cases, these iterators can greatly improve performance over other methods of slice iteration.