ExtensionIterableT<T> extension
Properties
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firstOrNull
→ T?
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Returns the first element. If there is no first element it will
return
null.
no setter
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lastIndex
→ int?
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Returns the last accessible index. If collection is empty this returns
null.
no setter
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lastOrNull
→ T?
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Returns the last element. If there is no last element it will
return
null.
no setter
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withoutFirst
→ Iterable<T>
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Lazily returns all values without the first one.
no setter
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withoutLast
→ Iterable<T>
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Lazily returns all values without the last one.
no setter
Methods
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associate<K, V>(MapEntry<K, V> transform(T element))
→ Map<K, V>
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Returns a map that contains MapEntrys provided by a
transform function.
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associateBy<K>(K keySelector(T element))
→ Map<K, T>
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Returns a map where every
element is associated by a key produced from
the keySelector function.
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associateWith<V>(V valueSelector(T element))
→ Map<T, V>
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Returns a map where every
element is used as a key that is associated
with a value produced by the valueSelector function.
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averageBy(num selector(T))
→ double?
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Returns the average value (arithmetic mean) of all values produces by the
selector function that is applied to each element.
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chunked(int size, {T fill()?})
→ Iterable<List<T>>
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Splits the elements into lists of the specified
size.
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count([bool test(T element)?])
→ int
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Returns the number of elements that matches the
test.
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elementAtOrElse(int index, T orElse())
→ T
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Returns the
indexth element. If the index is out of bounds the orElse
supplier function is called to provide a value.
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elementAtOrNull(int index)
→ T
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Returns the
indexth element. If the index is out of bounds it will
return null.
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filter(bool test(T element))
→ Iterable<T>
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Returns a new Iterable with all elements that satisfy the
predicate
test.
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firstOrElse(T orElse())
→ T
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Returns the first element. If there is no first element the
orElse
supplier function is called to provide a value.
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forEachIndexed(void funcIndexValue(int index, T element))
→ void
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Applies the function
funcIndexValue to each element of this collection
in iteration order. The function receives the element index as first
parameter index and the element as the second parameter.
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groupBy<K, V>(K keySelector(T element), {V valueTransform(T element)?})
→ Map<K, List<V>>
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Groups the elements of the list into a map by a key
that is defined by a
keySelector function.
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insertElementBetween(T element)
→ List<T>
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insert Element Between
Example:
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lastOrElse(T orElse())
→ T
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Returns the last element. If there is no last element the
orElse
supplier function is called to provide a value.
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mapIndexed<U>(U transformer(T currentValue, int index))
→ Iterable<U>
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Just like map, but with access to the element's current index.
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maximumBy(Comparator<T> comparator)
→ T?
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Returns the maximum value based on the
comparator function.
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minimumBy(Comparator<T> comparator)
→ T?
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Returns the minimal value based on the
comparator function.
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onEach(void action(T element))
→ Iterable<T>
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Applies the given
action on each element and also returns the
whole Iterable without modifying it.
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onEachIndexed(void action(T element, int index))
→ Iterable<T>
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Applies the given
action on each element and also returns the
whole Iterable without modifying it. The action takes a second
parameter index matching the element index.
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pickOne([Random? random])
→ T
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Returns a random item.
The randomness can be customized by setting
random.
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pickSome(int count, [Random? random])
→ List<T>
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Returns an List of
count random items.
The randomness can be customized by setting random.
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replaceFirstWhere(bool comparator(T currentValue), T newValue)
→ Iterable<T>
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Replaces the first element that matches the
comparator with newValue.
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replaceWhere(bool comparator(T currentValue), T newValue)
→ Iterable<T>
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Replaces every element that matches the
comparator with newValue.
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sortedBy(Comparator<T> comparator)
→ List<T>
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Returns this as sorted list using the
comparator function.
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sortedByNum(num valueProvider(T element))
→ List<T>
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Returns this as sorted list using the
valueProvider function that produces
numerical values as base for sorting.
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sortedByString(String valueProvider(T element))
→ List<T>
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Returns this as sorted list using the
valueProvider function that produces
character values as base for sorting.
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sumBy(int selector(T))
→ int
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Returns the sum of all values produced by the
selector function that is
applied to each element.
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sumByDouble(num selector(T))
→ double
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Returns the sum of all values produced by the
selector function that is
applied to each element.
