Parameter | Description |
---|---|
a | required - An array of elements. |
Returns an infinite stream by continually concatenating the array a
.
var s = Stream.cycle([98, 99, 100]);
console.log( s.item(0) ); // => 98
console.log( s.item(1) ); // => 99
console.log( s.item(2) ); // => 100
console.log( s.item(3) ); // => 98
console.log( s.item(4) ); // => 99
console.log( s.item(5) ); // => 100
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
s | required - A stream. |
t | required - A stream. |
Checks if two streams are equal. Return true
if they are equal or falsy value otherwise. Two streams are equal when they have the same number of elements and each two elements in the same positions are equal.
var s = Stream.range(10, 20);
var t = Stream.range(10, 20);
var u = Stream.range(5, 60);
console.log( Stream.equals(s, t) ); // => true
console.log( Stream.equals(s, u) ); // => undefined
console.log( Stream.equals(t, u) ); // => undefined
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
array | required - Array of values to be used as elements in the stream. |
Returns a stream which contains the items from the specified array. The stream contains exactly n items where n is the number of elements in the array specified.
var s = Stream.fromArray([5, 10, 15, 'George']);
s.print(); // => 5, 10, 15, George
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
x | required - An initial value. |
f(x) | required - A function. x is the previous item of stream. |
Returns an infinite stream with items calculated based on function f
. x
is the initial value of the stream that will be used to calculate all the others.
function f (x) {
return x * 2;
}
var powersOfTwo = Stream.iterate(1, f);
console.log( powersOfTwo.item(0) ); // => 1
console.log( powersOfTwo.item(1) ); // => 2
console.log( powersOfTwo.item(2) ); // => 4
console.log( powersOfTwo.item(10) ); // => 1024
console.log( powersOfTwo.item(369) ); // => 1.2024538023802026e+111
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
a1, a2n ...an | required - Values to be used as elements in the stream. |
Returns a stream which contains the items specified in the function parameters. The stream contains exactly n items, where n is the number of arguments passed to the function.
var s = Stream.make(5, 10, 15, 'George');
s.print(); // => 5, 10, 15, George
Returns an infinite stream of natural numbers: 1, 2, 3, ...
var s = Stream.makeNaturalNumbers();
console.log( s.item(0) ); // => 1
console.log( s.item(5) ); // => 6
console.log( s.item(1000) ); // => 1001
Returns an infinite stream filled with the number 1.
var s = Stream.makeOnes();
console.log( s.item(0) ); // => 1
console.log( s.item(5) ); // => 1
console.log( s.item(1000) ); // => 1
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
low | optional - A value that indicate the first stream element. |
high | optional - Array of values to be used as elements in the stream. |
Returns a stream containing the integer numbers in the range [low
, high
]. The resulting stream contains exactly high - low + 1
items. If low is omitted, it is assumed to be 1
. If high
is omitted, an infinite range is produced, with no upper bound.
var s = Stream.range(10, 20);
s.print(); // => 10, 11, ...20
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
x | required - A value. |
Returns an infinite stream filled with x
.
var s = Stream.repeat('element');
console.log( s.item(0) ); // => element
console.log( s.item(5) ); // => element
console.log( s.item(1000) ); // => element