Lib.rs

Recent Changes

• 0.4.0
  • Remove MendSlices
  • Remove deprecated items
  • Updated rawpointer dependency
  • Updated dev-dependencies
• 0.3.1
  • Go back to the 0.2.x formulation of the fix function, because the new fancy version relied on a type system detail that has been changed in Rust — closures must not be able to use their own type in their arguments. Fair enough.
• 0.3.0
  • Update the fix and Fix closure combinator to not use dynamic dispatch! new formulation was an idea by @talchas
  • Implement Error for EncodeUtf8Error by George Burton
  • Depend on crate rawslice for its SliceIter.
  • More features for SliceIter and SliceCopyIter: access start/end pointer, implement Index.
  • Add BlockedIter
  • Remove functionality that is unused or directly conflicts with other new features, for example in std:
    • Vec::splice. Use the std splice.
  • Deprecate functionality that has been added to std:
    • String::insert_str
    • str::rep
    • ptr_eq, ref_eq: use std::ptr::eq
  • Deprecate functionality that has moved:
    • get_unchecked, slice_unchecked: use unchecked-index crate instead
  • Vec functionality is now opt-in under feature std-vec. String functionality the same under std-string. The crate is now no_std by default.
  • Proper license files added to the repo, thanks @raphlinus!
• 0.2.26
  • Proper license files by @raphlinus
• 0.2.25
  • Add UnalignedIter
  • Add SliceCopyIter
  • CharStr now implements more traits.
• 0.2.24
  • Add CharStr
• 0.2.23
  • Add RevSlice, a reversed view of a slice
  • Add encode_utf8 for encoding chars
• 0.2.22
  • Improve slice's .find() and .rfind() and related methods by explicitly unrolling their search loop.
• 0.2.21
  • Add slice::rotate_left to cyclically rotate elements in a slice.
• 0.2.20
  • Add SliceFindSplit with .find_split, .rfind_split, .find_split_mut, .rfind_split_mut.
  • Add VecFindRemove with .find_remove(), .rfind_remove().
• 0.2.19
  • Add trait SliceFind with methods .find(&T), .rfind(&T) for slices.
  • Add function vec(iterable) -> Vec
  • Add prelude module
• 0.2.18
  • Correct split_aligned_for<T> to use the trait bound.
• 0.2.17
  • Add split_aligned_for<T> function that splits a byte slice into head and tail slices and a main slice that is a well aligned block of type &[T]. Where T is a pod type like for example u64.
  • Add Stride, StrideMut that moved here from itertools
  • Add mend_slices iterator extension that moved here from itertools
• 0.2.16
  • Add fix function that makes it much easier to use the Fix combinator. Type inference works much better for the closure this way.
• 0.2.15
  • Add std::slice::shared_prefix to efficiently compute the shared prefix of two byte slices
  • Add str extension methods .char_chunks(n) and char_windows(n) that are iterators that do the char-wise equivalent of slice's chunks and windows iterators.
• 0.2.14
  • Fix get_slice to check start <= end as well.
• 0.2.13
  • Add extension trait StrSlice with method get_slice that is a slicing method that returns an optional slice.
• 0.2.12
  • Add default feature "std". odds uses no_std if you opt out of this feature.
• 0.2.11
  • Add type parameter to IndexRange (that defaults to usize, so that it's non-breaking).
  • Drop dep on unreachable (provided in a simpler implementation locally).
• 0.2.10
  • Fix feature flags when using cargo feature unstable
• 0.2.9
  • Add slice_unchecked_mut
  • Add ref_slice, ref_slice_mut
• 0.2.8
  • Add VecExt::retain_mut
• 0.2.7
  • inline(always) on debug_assert_unreachable
• 0.2.6
  • Add lifetime bounds for Fix for well-formedness (Rust RFC 1214)
  • Add StrExt::is_acceptable_index
• 0.2.5
  • Add StringExt::insert_str and VecExt::splice
• 0.2.4
  • Add odds::string::StrExt, extensions to &str.
• 0.2.3
  • Add default for Fix so that Fix<T> == Fix<T, T>
• 0.2.2
  • Add ptr_eq, ref_eq
• 0.2.1
  • Add slice_unchecked
• 0.2.0
  • Removed Void, see void crate instead.

License

Dual-licensed to be compatible with the Rust project.

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