| Crates.io | seekable-iterator |
| lib.rs | seekable-iterator |
| version | 0.3.1 |
| created_at | 2025-08-12 11:45:18.960582+00 |
| updated_at | 2025-08-12 19:24:58.197323+00 |
| description | Traits for iterators and lending iterators with seeking capabilities |
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| repository | https://github.com/robofinch/seekable-iterator |
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Provides:
SeekableIterator, SeekableLendingIterator, and SeekablePooledIterator traits, for
circular iterators that can move backwards or forwards and seek.PooledIterator trait, for iterators that would normally be a lending iterator, but use a
buffer pool to lend out multiple items at the same time.CursorIterator, CursorLendingIterator, and CursorPooledIterator traits, for
circular iterators that can move backwards or forwards by one element.Seekable trait, with all the seeking methods required by the Seekable*Iterator traits.Comparator trait, for comparisons done to seek.Adapters to lender::Lender and lending_iterator::LendingIterator are provided for the
lending iterator trait.
The PooledIterator trait makes roughly the same semantic assumptions about the iterator as
a normal iterator.
However, the Cursor*Iterator and Seekable*Iterator traits assume that an implementor is a
circular iterator over some ordered collection; the iterator is made circular by adding a phantom
element before the first element and after the last element of the ordered collection. The iterator
is thus not a FusedIterator, as after iteration over the collection is completed, the iterator
wraps back around to the start.
The PooledIterator and Cursor*Iterator traits do not expose any comparator that the ordered
collection and iterator might be using, but the Seekable and Seekable*Iterator traits do
expose it via a Comparator generic. A DefaultComparator struct is provided that can compare
keys that implement Ord, using their Ord implementation.
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