text_delta v1.4.0 TextDelta.Iterator View Source

Iterator iterates over two sets of operations at the same time, ensuring next elements in the resulting stream are of equal length.

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cycle()

A tuple representing the new head and tail operations of the two operation sets being iterated over

set()

Individual set of operations

A set’s next scanned full or partial operation, and its resulting tail set

sets()

Two sets of operations to iterate

A type which is not to be sliced when iterating. Can be :insert, :delete or nil

Generates next cycle by iterating over given sets of operations

cycle()

cycle() :: {set_split(), set_split()}

A tuple representing the new head and tail operations of the two operation sets being iterated over.

set()

set() :: [TextDelta.Operation.t()]

Individual set of operations.

set_split()

set_split() :: {TextDelta.Operation.t() | nil, set()}

A set’s next scanned full or partial operation, and its resulting tail set.

sets()

sets() :: {set(), set()}

Two sets of operations to iterate.

skip_type()

skip_type() :: :insert | :delete | nil

A type which is not to be sliced when iterating. Can be :insert, :delete or nil

next(sets, skip_type \\ nil)

next(sets(), skip_type()) :: cycle()

Generates next cycle by iterating over given sets of operations.