IterableExtensions<T> extension
Methods
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any(bool predicate(T element))
→ bool
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Returns
true if at least one element matches the given predicate.
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countWhere(bool predicate(T element))
→ int
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Returns count of elements that matches the given
predicate.
Returns -1 if iterable is null
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elementAtOrNull(int? index)
→ T?
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filter(bool test(T element))
→ List<T>
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Returns a list containing only elements matching the given
predicate!
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filterNot(bool test(T element))
→ List<T>
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Returns a list containing all elements not matching the given
predicate!
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filterNotNull()
→ List<T>
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Returns a list containing all elements that are not null
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firstWhereOrNull(bool test(T element))
→ T?
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Returns first element by given predicate or null otherwise
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forEachIndexed(void action(T element, int index))
→ void
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Performs the given action on each element on iterable, providing sequential index with the element.
element! the element on the current iteration
index! the index of the current iteration
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groupBy<T, K>(K keySelector(T e))
→ Map<K, List<T>>
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Groups elements of the original collection by the key returned by the given
keySelector function
applied to each element and returns a map where each group key is associated with a list of corresponding elements.
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intersect(Iterable other)
→ Set<T>
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Returns a set containing all elements that are contained
by both this set and the specified collection.
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isNotNullOrEmpty()
→ bool
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Returns
false if this nullable iterable is either null or empty.
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isNullOrEmpty()
→ bool
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Returns
true if this nullable iterable is either null or empty.
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mapIndexed<R>(R convert(int index, T element))
→ Iterable<R>
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Maps each element and its index to a new value.
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subtract(Iterable<T> other)
→ Set<T>
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Returns a set containing all elements that are contained
by this collection and not contained by the specified collection.
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take(int n)
→ List<T>
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Returns a list containing first
n elements.
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toSet()
→ Set<T>
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Convert iterable to set
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union(Iterable<T> other)
→ Set<T>
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Returns a set containing all distinct elements from both collections.
