Crate slice_utils

See Slice and SliceMut.

This is a collection of utilities for slices, similar to those found on iterators. The goal is to be as close to feature-parity with iterators as possible, while maintaining no_std compatibility.

The core of this crate is providing non-contiguous slices. For example, Slice::chain allows you to join two slices together, clearly breaking continuity. This results in a very Iterator-like API. Here are some differences:

• Slices can only return references, not owned values - This disallows methods like map which require ownership semantics - Slices are not lazy, and as such: - Slices cannot perform arbitrary computation, because that would require allocation

These shortcomings may be alleviated by a const generic API in the future, making these possible through statically known lengths.

Structs

• Chain
  Two slices joined via Slice::chain.
• Chunks
• Cycle
  An infinitely looped slice, from Slice::cycle.
• Interleave
  Two interleaved slices, from Slice::interleave.
• Reverse
  A reversed slice, from Slice::reverse.
• SliceOf
  An immutable sub-slice of a Slice, from Slice::slice.
• SliceOfMut
  A mutable sub-slice of a Slice, from SliceMut::slice_mut.
• Windows
  An iterator over overlapping windows of a Slice, from Slice::windows.

Traits

• Slice
  An extension trait providing iterator-like utilities for slices.
• SliceMut
  A mutable slice. See Slice for more information.

Type Aliases

• SplitOf
  A split, returned by Slice::split.