heart library
Extension methods, with extra functions below
Extensions
- HeartInt on int
- Extension methods for integers
- HeartIterable on Iterable
- Compare dynamic iterables with deepEquals
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HeartIterableDouble
on Iterable<
double> - Extension methods for collection of doubles
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HeartIterableE
on Iterable<
E> - Extension methods that maintain types.
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HeartIterableInt
on Iterable<
int> - Extension methods for collection of integers
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HeartIterableIterable
on Iterable<
Iterable< E> > - Extension methods that maintain types for nested iterables.
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HeartIterableNum
on Iterable<
num> - Extension methods for collection of nums. These methods will be used when a list has both ints and doubles.
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HeartIterableString
on Iterable<
String> - Extension methods for collection of Strings
- HeartString on String
- Extension methods for Strings
Functions
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deepEquals(
dynamic a, dynamic b) → bool - Checks for equality of multiple data types, including nested iterables.
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inclusive(
int a, [int? b, int? step]) → List< int> -
Generates an inclusive List of integers.
inclusive(3) returns
0, 1, 2, 3inclusive(-3) returns-3, -2, -1, 0 -
inclusiveString(
String a, [String? b, int? step]) → String - Uses character codes and inclusive. Strings must have exactly 1 character.
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nums(
int a, [int? b, int? step]) → List< int> - Generates a List of integers
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range(
int a, [int? b, int? step]) → List< int> -
Generates a List of integers.
range(n) is always in ascending order, doesn't include n itself.
range(3) returns
0, 1, 2range(-3) returns-2, -1, 0range(0) returns [] -
rangeString(
String a, [String? b, int? step]) → String - Uses character codes and range. Strings must have exactly 1 character.
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zip<
T> (Iterable< Iterable< it) → List<T> >List< T> > - Takes in iterables, returns a list of lists where corresponding elements are paired together.
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zip2<
T> (Iterable< Iterable< it, dynamic zipFunction(T a, T b)) → ListT> > - Takes in an iterable of 2 iterables and performs a function between corresponding elements.
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zip3<
T> (Iterable< Iterable< it, dynamic zipFunction(T a, T b, T c)) → ListT> > - Takes in an iterable with 3 iterables and performs a function between corresponding elements.
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zip4<
T> (Iterable< Iterable< it, dynamic zipFunction(T a, T b, T c, T d)) → ListT> > - Takes in an iterable with 4 iterables and performs a function between corresponding elements.