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ReverseListIterator is a ListIterator which iterates over a given list
in reverse, so that next()/prev() are essentially swapped.
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From a conceptual stand-point, this never really made sense.
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This renames several interfaces that had names like IWhatever, since
that isn't a style that Java uses
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This was some example code I found somewhere that seemed interesting.
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This adds two iterators (one iterator, one ListIterator) which are
guaranteed not to throw a ConcurrentModificationException. The intended
use case is allowing you to iterate over a list and modify it at the
same time.
Note that this will still give odd behavior in the presence of actual
concurrency, but that is a deliberate tradeoff.
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This gives you an easy way to produce an IHolder, without having to
explicitly construct an instance of Identity
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Clean up the tests for BooleanToggle, and add a basic test for Either
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Adds ResettableIterator, an iterator type which caches the elements it
iterates over, so as to allow you to re-iterate over them at your
leisure.
Note that because this works by caching, it can consume large amounts of
memory if used on large iterators.
In general, I would suggest only using this on medium-sized or smaller
iterators you know you want to re-iterate over.
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Pass to do some cleanups
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This applies the changes that were necessary to complete the extraction
of these packages from bjc-utils
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Cleanup some warnings
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Cleanup some warnings
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The package root is now bjc, not io.github.bculkin2442.
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