Range iterators

Detailed Description

Range iterators are internally used by the library to iterate over Adapted ranges.

In general, there should be no need for users to deal with range iterators directly. Instead, it is recommended to use range-based for loops, e.g.

for (auto [idx, val] : itertools::enumerate(some_range)) {
  // do something with the index and the value of the range
}

vs. the traditional for loops, e.g.

auto enum_range = itertools::enumerate(some_range);
for (auto it = enum_range.begin(); it != enum_range.end(); ++it) {
  // do something with the iterator
}

Classes
struct	itertools::enum_iter< Iter >
	Iterator for an itertools::enumerated range. More...
struct	itertools::prod_iter< EndIters, Iters >
	Iterator for an itertools::multiplied (cartesian product) range. More...
struct	itertools::prod_iter_vec< Iter >
	Iterator for an itertools::multiplied_vec (cartesian product of homogeneous ranges) range. More...
struct	itertools::stride_iter< Iter >
	Iterator for an itertools::strided range. More...
struct	itertools::transform_iter< Iter, F, Value >
	Iterator for an itertools::transformed range. More...
struct	itertools::zip_iter< Iters >
	Iterator for an itertools::zipped range. More...