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A qp-trie implementation for Rust
A qp-trie is a fast and compact associative array. It is similar to a crit-bit trie, with a larger fan-out per internal node to save memory and reduce lookup costs.
It supports the following operations at high speed:
- See whether a key is in the trie and retrieve an optional associated value
- Add a
(key, value)
pair to the trie - Remove a key from the trie
- Find all keys matching a given prefix
This implementation uses 4 bits per index and doesn’t require keys to be zero-terminated.
Example
use qptrie::Trie;
let mut trie = Trie::new();
trie.insert("key number one", 1);
trie.insert("key number two", 2);
for (k, v) in trie.prefix_iter(&"key").include_prefix() {
println!("{} => {}", k, v);
}
trie.remove(&"key number one");
let v = trie.get(&"key number two").unwrap();
Structs
- A qp-trie.
- An iterator over keys matching a prefix.