1use super::*;
2use take_mut::take;
3
4impl<I: Iterator> ListFn for &mut I {
6 type Item = I::Item;
7 type End = Self;
8 fn next(self) -> ListState<Self> {
10 match self.next() {
11 Option::None => ListState::End(self),
12 Option::Some(first) => ListState::some(first, self),
13 }
14 }
15}
16
17impl<I: Iterator> ResultFn for &mut I {
18 type Result = ();
19 fn result(self) {}
20}
21
22pub struct ListIterator<S: ListFn<End = S>>(S);
23
24impl<S: ListFn<End = S>> Iterator for ListIterator<S> {
25 type Item = S::Item;
26 fn next(&mut self) -> Option<Self::Item> {
27 let mut result = None;
28 take(&mut self.0, |list| match list.next() {
29 ListState::End(end) => end,
30 ListState::Some(some) => {
31 result = Some(some.first);
32 some.next
33 }
34 });
35 result
36 }
37}
38
39pub trait Iter: ListFn<End = Self> {
42 fn iter(self) -> ListIterator<Self> {
44 ListIterator(self)
45 }
46}
47
48impl<S: ListFn<End = Self>> Iter for S {}
49
50pub enum ListIteratorWrap<L: ListFn> {
51 List(L),
52 End(L::End),
53}
54
55impl<L: ListFn> Iterator for ListIteratorWrap<L> {
56 type Item = L::Item;
57 fn next(&mut self) -> Option<Self::Item> {
58 let mut result = None;
59 take(self, |wrap| match wrap {
60 ListIteratorWrap::List(list) => match list.next() {
61 ListState::End(end) => ListIteratorWrap::End(end),
62 ListState::Some(some) => {
63 result = Some(some.first);
64 ListIteratorWrap::List(some.next)
65 }
66 },
67 end => end,
68 });
69 result
70 }
71}
72
73pub trait IterWrap: ListFn {
74 fn iter_wrap(self) -> ListIteratorWrap<Self> {
75 ListIteratorWrap::List(self)
76 }
77}
78
79impl<L: ListFn> IterWrap for L {}