pub enum VmIter {
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Range {
next: i64,
stop: i64,
},
Vec {
items: Rc<Vec<VmValue>>,
idx: usize,
},
Dict {
entries: Rc<BTreeMap<String, VmValue>>,
keys: Vec<String>,
idx: usize,
},
Chars {
s: Rc<str>,
byte_idx: usize,
},
Gen {
gen: VmGenerator,
},
Chan {
handle: VmChannelHandle,
},
Map {
inner: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
f: VmValue,
},
Filter {
inner: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
p: VmValue,
},
FlatMap {
inner: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
f: VmValue,
cur: Option<Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>>,
},
Take {
inner: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
remaining: usize,
},
Skip {
inner: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
remaining: usize,
},
TakeWhile {
inner: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
p: VmValue,
done: bool,
},
SkipWhile {
inner: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
p: VmValue,
primed: bool,
},
Zip {
a: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
b: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
},
Enumerate {
inner: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
i: i64,
},
Chain {
a: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
b: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
on_a: bool,
},
Chunks {
inner: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
n: usize,
},
Windows {
inner: Rc<RefCell<VmIter>>,
n: usize,
buf: VecDeque<VmValue>,
},
Exhausted,
}Expand description
Backing enum for VmValue::Iter. See module docs.
Variants§
Range
Step through a lazy integer range without materializing.
next is the value to emit on the next call; stop is the
first value that terminates the iteration (one past the end).
Vec
Snapshot over a shared list / set backing store.
Dict
Snapshot over a dict; yields one-key {key, value} dicts for now.
Step (b) swaps these for VmValue::Pair when the Pair variant lands.
Chars
Unicode scalar iteration over a string.
Gen
Drains a generator’s yield channel.
Fields
gen: VmGeneratorChan
Reads from a channel handle.
Fields
handle: VmChannelHandleMap
Maps each item through a closure.
Filter
Keeps only items for which the predicate is truthy.
FlatMap
Maps each item to an iterable and flattens one level.
Take
Yields up to remaining items from inner, then becomes Exhausted.
Skip
Skips the first remaining items from inner on the first call, then
forwards. remaining == 0 is the sentinel for “already primed”.
TakeWhile
Yields items from inner while the predicate is truthy; after the
first falsy predicate or inner exhaustion, becomes Exhausted.
SkipWhile
Discards items while the predicate is truthy; after the first falsy
item, forwards that item and all subsequent items from inner.
Zip
Advances two inner iters in lockstep; yields Pair(a, b) until either
side is exhausted.
Enumerate
Yields Pair(i, item) starting at i = 0.
Chain
Concatenates two iters: drains a first, then b.
Chunks
Yields VmValue::List batches of up to n items from inner.
The final batch may be shorter; empty input yields no batches.
Windows
Yields sliding windows of exactly n items from inner as VmValue::List.
If the input has fewer than n items total, no windows are yielded.
Exhausted
Terminal state: next always returns None.
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impl Freeze for VmIter
impl !RefUnwindSafe for VmIter
impl !Send for VmIter
impl !Sync for VmIter
impl Unpin for VmIter
impl UnsafeUnpin for VmIter
impl !UnwindSafe for VmIter
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