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Is it possible to get a lazy iterator back from find_all or pass a predicate to for_each. I would like to be able to bail out of the iteration if a condition is met which in the case of large N results in significant time savings.
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Is it possible to get a lazy iterator back from find_all or pass a predicate to for_each. I would like to be able to bail out of the iteration if a condition is met which in the case of large N results in significant time savings.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: