Class StridingIterator<T>
java.lang.Object
com.github.tommyettinger.ds.support.util.StridingIterator<T>
- Type Parameters:
T- the type of items this can return, and the type the wrapped Iterator returns
- All Implemented Interfaces:
Iterator<T>
Wraps an Iterator so that it starts at an offset, skipping that many items, then returning items that match a given
stride, such as every other item, or every tenth item. If the offset is 0, this will try to return the first item and
then any items matching the stride, so if the stride is 2, it will return the first item, skip one item, return the
item after that, skip, return, skip, return, etc.
This has undefined behavior if any items the Iterator could return are modified during iteration.
You can change the Iterator, offset, and stride at once using
You can change the Iterator, offset, and stride at once using
set(Iterator, int, int), and can also just
change the Iterator with set(Iterator).-
Field Details
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iterator
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offset
protected int offset -
stride
protected int stride -
index
protected int index -
end
protected boolean end -
available
protected boolean available -
next
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Constructor Details
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StridingIterator
public StridingIterator() -
StridingIterator
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Method Details
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set
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set
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hasNext
public boolean hasNext() -
next
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remove
public void remove()NOTE: this does not change the stride or offset, so the same sequence of values will be returned regardless of if some elements are removed with this method.
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