pub struct SegmentHistory(_);
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Stores the Segment times achieved for a certain segment. Each Segment is tagged with an index. Only segment times with an index larger than 0 are considered times actually achieved by the runner, while the others are artifacts of route changes and similar algorithmic changes.

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Returns the minimum index of all the segment times. Returns None if there’s no segment times in this history.

Returns the minimum index of all the segment times. If there are no segment times or there are only indices above 1, then 1 is returned instead.

Returns the maximum index of all the segment times. Returns None if there’s no segment times in this history.

Inserts a new segment time into the Segment History, with the index provided. If there’s already a segment time with that index, the time is not inserted.

Accesses the segment time with the given index. If there’s no segment time with that index, None is returned instead.

Grants mutable access to the segment time with the given index. If there’s no segment time with that index, None is returned instead.

Removes the segment time with the given index. If it doesn’t exist, nothing is done.

Removes all the segment times from the Segment History.

Removes all the segment times from the Segment History, where the given closure returns false.

Iterates over all the segment times and their indices.

Mutably iterates over all the segment times and their indices.

Warning

While you are allowed to change the indices, you need to ensure they stay in rising order.

Iterates over the actual segment times achieved by the runner. Segment times created by route changes or other algorithmic changes are filtered out.

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