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Uses old Rust 2015
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splits_iter
Library for the Rust programming language. Provides iterators for all 2-splits. A 2-split is an operation that splits one sequence s
into two so that when they are concatenated creates the original sequence (split_at(s,_)=(s1,s2)
so that concat(s1,s2)=s
).
Examples
let mut i = Splits::from_str("0123456789");
/*01*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("0","123456789")));
/*02*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("01","23456789")));
/*03*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("012","3456789")));
/*04*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("0123","456789")));
/*05*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("01234","56789")));
/*06*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("012345","6789")));
/*07*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("0123456","789")));
/*08*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("01234567","89")));
/*09*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("012345678","9")));
/*10*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("0123456789","")));
/*11*/assert_eq!(i.next(),None);
let mut i = FocusedSplits::from_str("0123456789");
/*01*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("",'0',"123456789")));
/*02*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("0",'1',"23456789")));
/*03*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("01",'2',"3456789")));
/*04*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("012",'3',"456789")));
/*05*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("0123",'4',"56789")));
/*06*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("01234",'5',"6789")));
/*07*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("012345",'6',"789")));
/*08*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("0123456",'7',"89")));
/*09*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("01234567",'8',"9")));
/*10*/assert_eq!(i.next(),Some(("012345678",'9',"")));`