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| }else{ | ||
| false | ||
| }; | ||
| letmut ended =false; |
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can you document this variable? It's a bit unique.
I also feel like there must be a way to make it simpler. Therange.0 is always the result ofacc.0, so basically the firsttake(), and therange.1 should be chainableOption on last element oftake_while so if you put the iterator as a mutable variable, you should be able to doiter.next().or(last).
The refactor is optional, and I'm happy to land this as-is with a comment explaining the variable and its role.
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Thisended specifies that it will end in the next character so it will return until the next one to the final condition. In order to measure this last character, when end condition is true, in an efficient way.
I will try to document it.
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I think I understand the role, but I had to run an iterator in my head to derive to that conclusion so a doc string would help.
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lgtm! Thank you!
I had made an error to strip code in margin. In cases such as coverage, it could panic.