Support generic extension receivers and Iterable signatures
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@ -15,15 +15,15 @@ extern fun pow(x: Object, y: Object): Real
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extern fun sqrt(x: Object): Real
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// Last regex match result, updated by =~ / !~.
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var $~ = null
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var $~: Object? = null
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/*
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Wrap a builder into a zero-argument thunk that computes once and caches the result.
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The first call invokes builder() and stores the value; subsequent calls return the cached value.
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*/
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fun cached<T>(builder: ()->T): ()->T {
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var calculated = false
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var value = null
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var calculated: Bool = false
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var value: Object? = null
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{
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if( !calculated ) {
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value = builder()
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@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ fun cached<T>(builder: ()->T): ()->T {
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/* Filter elements of this iterable using the provided predicate and provide a flow
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of results. Coudl be used to map infinte flows, etc.
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*/
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fun Iterable.filterFlow<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): Flow<T> {
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fun Iterable<T>.filterFlow(predicate: (T)->Bool): Flow<T> {
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val list = this
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flow {
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for( item in list ) {
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@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ fun Iterable.filterFlow<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): Flow<T> {
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/*
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Filter this iterable and return List of elements
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*/
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fun Iterable.filter<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): List<T> {
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fun Iterable<T>.filter(predicate: (T)->Bool): List<T> {
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var result: List<T> = List()
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for( item in this ) if( predicate(item) ) result += item
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result
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@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ fun Iterable.filter<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): List<T> {
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/*
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Count all items in this iterable for which predicate returns true
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*/
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fun Iterable.count<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): Int {
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fun Iterable<T>.count(predicate: (T)->Bool): Int {
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var hits = 0
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this.forEach {
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if( predicate(it) ) hits++
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@ -69,25 +69,25 @@ fun Iterable.count<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): Int {
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filter out all null elements from this collection (Iterable); flow of
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non-null elements is returned
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*/
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fun Iterable.filterFlowNotNull<T>(): Flow<T> {
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fun Iterable<T>.filterFlowNotNull(): Flow<T> {
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filterFlow { it != null }
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}
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/* Filter non-null elements and collect them into a List
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*/
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fun Iterable.filterNotNull<T>(): List<T> {
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fun Iterable<T>.filterNotNull(): List<T> {
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filter { it != null }
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}
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/* Skip the first N elements of this iterable. */
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fun Iterable.drop<T>(n: Int): List<T> {
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fun Iterable<T>.drop(n: Int): List<T> {
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var cnt = 0
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filter { cnt++ >= n }
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}
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/* Return the first element or throw if the iterable is empty. */
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val Iterable.first: Object get() {
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val i: Iterator = iterator()
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val Iterable<T>.first: T get() {
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val i: Iterator<T> = iterator()
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if( !i.hasNext() ) throw NoSuchElementException()
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i.next().also { i.cancelIteration() }
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}
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@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ val Iterable.first: Object get() {
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Return the first element that matches the predicate or throws
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NuSuchElementException
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*/
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fun Iterable.findFirst<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): T {
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fun Iterable<T>.findFirst(predicate: (T)->Bool): T {
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for( x in this ) {
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if( predicate(x) )
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break x
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@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ fun Iterable.findFirst<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): T {
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/*
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return the first element matching the predicate or null
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*/
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fun Iterable.findFirstOrNull<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): T? {
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fun Iterable<T>.findFirstOrNull(predicate: (T)->Bool): T? {
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for( x in this ) {
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if( predicate(x) )
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break x
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@ -117,19 +117,19 @@ fun Iterable.findFirstOrNull<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): T? {
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/* Return the last element or throw if the iterable is empty. */
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val Iterable.last: Object get() {
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val Iterable<T>.last: T get() {
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var found = false
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var element = null
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var element: Object = Unset
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for( i in this ) {
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element = i
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found = true
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}
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if( !found ) throw NoSuchElementException()
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element
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element as T
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}
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/* Emit all but the last N elements of this iterable. */
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fun Iterable.dropLast<T>(n: Int): Flow<T> {
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fun Iterable<T>.dropLast(n: Int): Flow<T> {
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val list = this
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val buffer = RingBuffer(n)
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flow {
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@ -142,25 +142,25 @@ fun Iterable.dropLast<T>(n: Int): Flow<T> {
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}
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/* Return the last N elements of this iterable as a buffer/list. */
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fun Iterable.takeLast<T>(n: Int): RingBuffer<T> {
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fun Iterable<T>.takeLast(n: Int): RingBuffer<T> {
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val buffer: RingBuffer<T> = RingBuffer(n)
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for( item in this ) buffer += item
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buffer
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}
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/* Join elements into a string with a separator (separator parameter) and optional transformer. */
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fun Iterable.joinToString<T>(separator: String=" ", transformer: (T)->Object = { it }): String {
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var result = null
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fun Iterable<T>.joinToString(separator: String=" ", transformer: (T)->Object = { it }): String {
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var result: String? = null
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for( part in this ) {
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val transformed = transformer(part).toString()
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if( result == null ) result = transformed
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else result += separator + transformed
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else result = (result as String) + separator + transformed
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}
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result ?: ""
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}
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/* Return true if any element matches the predicate. */
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fun Iterable.any<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): Bool {
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fun Iterable<T>.any(predicate: (T)->Bool): Bool {
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for( i in this ) {
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if( predicate(i) )
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break true
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@ -168,13 +168,13 @@ fun Iterable.any<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): Bool {
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}
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/* Return true if all elements match the predicate. */
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fun Iterable.all<T>(predicate: (T)->Bool): Bool {
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fun Iterable<T>.all(predicate: (T)->Bool): Bool {
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!any { !predicate(it) }
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}
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/* Sum all elements; returns null for empty collections. */
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fun Iterable.sum<T>(): T? {
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val i: Iterator = iterator()
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fun Iterable<T>.sum(): T? {
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val i: Iterator<T> = iterator()
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if( i.hasNext() ) {
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var result = i.next()
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while( i.hasNext() ) result += i.next()
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@ -184,8 +184,8 @@ fun Iterable.sum<T>(): T? {
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}
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/* Sum mapped values of elements; returns null for empty collections. */
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fun Iterable.sumOf<T,R>(f: (T)->R): R? {
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val i: Iterator = iterator()
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fun Iterable<T>.sumOf<R>(f: (T)->R): R? {
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val i: Iterator<T> = iterator()
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if( i.hasNext() ) {
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var result = f(i.next())
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while( i.hasNext() ) result += f(i.next())
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@ -195,8 +195,8 @@ fun Iterable.sumOf<T,R>(f: (T)->R): R? {
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}
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/* Minimum value of the given function applied to elements of the collection. */
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fun Iterable.minOf<T,R>(lambda: (T)->R): R {
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val i: Iterator = iterator()
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fun Iterable<T>.minOf<R>(lambda: (T)->R): R {
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val i: Iterator<T> = iterator()
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var minimum = lambda( i.next() )
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while( i.hasNext() ) {
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val x = lambda(i.next())
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@ -206,8 +206,8 @@ fun Iterable.minOf<T,R>(lambda: (T)->R): R {
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}
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/* Maximum value of the given function applied to elements of the collection. */
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fun Iterable.maxOf<T,R>(lambda: (T)->R): R {
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val i: Iterator = iterator()
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fun Iterable<T>.maxOf<R>(lambda: (T)->R): R {
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val i: Iterator<T> = iterator()
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var maximum = lambda( i.next() )
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while( i.hasNext() ) {
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val x = lambda(i.next())
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@ -217,17 +217,17 @@ fun Iterable.maxOf<T,R>(lambda: (T)->R): R {
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}
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/* Return elements sorted by natural order. */
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fun Iterable.sorted<T>(): List<T> {
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fun Iterable<T>.sorted(): List<T> {
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sortedWith { a, b -> a <=> b }
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}
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/* Return elements sorted by the key selector. */
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fun Iterable.sortedBy<T,R>(predicate: (T)->R): List<T> {
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fun Iterable<T>.sortedBy<R>(predicate: (T)->R): List<T> {
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sortedWith { a, b -> predicate(a) <=> predicate(b) }
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}
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/* Return a shuffled copy of the iterable as a list. */
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fun Iterable.shuffled<T>(): List<T> {
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fun Iterable<T>.shuffled(): List<T> {
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val list: List<T> = toList()
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list.shuffle()
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list
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@ -237,7 +237,7 @@ fun Iterable.shuffled<T>(): List<T> {
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Returns a single list of all elements from all collections in the given collection.
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@return List
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*/
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fun Iterable.flatten<T>(): List<T> {
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fun Iterable<Iterable<T>>.flatten(): List<T> {
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var result: List<T> = List()
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forEach { i ->
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i.forEach { result += it }
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Returns a single list of all elements yielded from results of transform function being
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invoked on each element of original collection.
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*/
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fun Iterable.flatMap<T,R>(transform: (T)->Iterable<R>): List<R> {
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fun Iterable<T>.flatMap<R>(transform: (T)->Iterable<R>): List<R> {
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val mapped: List<Iterable<R>> = map(transform)
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mapped.flatten()
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}
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/* Return string representation like [a,b,c]. */
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override fun List.toString() {
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override fun List<T>.toString() {
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var first = true
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var result = "["
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for (item in this) {
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@ -267,12 +267,12 @@ override fun List.toString() {
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}
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/* Sort list in-place by key selector. */
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fun List.sortBy<T,R>(predicate: (T)->R): Void {
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fun List<T>.sortBy<R>(predicate: (T)->R): Void {
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sortWith { a, b -> predicate(a) <=> predicate(b) }
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}
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/* Sort list in-place by natural order. */
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fun List.sort<T>(): Void {
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fun List<T>.sort(): Void {
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sortWith { a, b -> a <=> b }
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}
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@ -327,9 +327,7 @@ interface Delegate<T,ThisRefType=Void> {
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returns what the block returns.
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*/
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fun with<T,R>(self: T, block: T.()->R): R {
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var result = Unset
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self.apply { result = block() }
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result as R
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block(self)
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}
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/*
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The provided creator lambda is called once on the first access to compute the value.
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Can only be used with 'val' properties.
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*/
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class lazy<T>(creatorParam: Object.()->T) : Delegate<T,Object> {
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private val creator: Object.()->T = creatorParam
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class lazy<T,ThisRefType=Object>(creatorParam: ThisRefType.()->T) : Delegate<T,ThisRefType> {
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private val creator: ThisRefType.()->T = creatorParam
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private var value = Unset
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override fun bind(name: String, access: DelegateAccess, thisRef: Object): Object {
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override fun bind(name: String, access: DelegateAccess, thisRef: ThisRefType): Object {
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if (access.toString() != "DelegateAccess.Val") throw "lazy delegate can only be used with 'val'"
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this
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}
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override fun getValue(thisRef: Object, name: String): T {
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override fun getValue(thisRef: ThisRefType, name: String): T {
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if (value == Unset)
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value = with(thisRef,creator)
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value as T
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