container-iterators - Functional iterators for ordered Scheme containers

	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age	Files	Lines
*	refactor string exceptions	Peter McGoron	2024-12-28	5	-40/+12
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*	more list work	Peter McGoron	2024-12-28	2	-56/+94
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*	refactor exceptions to be less verbose	Peter McGoron	2024-12-28	6	-61/+86
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*	refactor iterators to be closure objects	Peter McGoron	2024-12-28	11	-137/+231
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	This makes iterators much more flexible while keeping their abstract nature. New iterators can be made by a programmer with different methods. Existing iterator types cannot be programatically extended. This would likely require implementation support: either CLOS-style classes or a more limited single-dispatch interface system.
*	refactor tests, add working code for list	Peter McGoron	2024-12-28	6	-36/+205
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*	convert to chicken	Peter McGoron	2024-12-28	4	-65/+63
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*	.gitignore	Peter McGoron	2024-12-28	1	-0/+6
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*	add srfis to eggs	Peter McGoron	2024-12-26	1	-1/+1
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*	chicken egg	Peter McGoron	2024-12-26	1	-0/+19
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*	use records as exceptions	Peter McGoron	2024-12-25	6	-33/+74
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*	Revert generic-iterator to allow for any value for iterator-advance	Peter McGoron	2024-12-24	2	-4/+5
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	Scheme is a dynamic language, users should have the freedom to use whatever value they wish to advance the iterator or to use as the index. The implementations of iterator-advance I have written require case analysis anyways, so there is no point to adding a case analysis branch before them.
*	make iterator-advance only take integers	Peter McGoron	2024-12-23	1	-10/+17
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*	string-iterator: use external function to simplify iterative application of ↵	Peter McGoron	2024-12-23	3	-41/+46
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*	refactor iterator to be simpler	Peter McGoron	2024-12-23	4	-215/+98
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*	string iterator	Peter McGoron	2024-12-23	6	-0/+418