Just imagine the power of LINQ on iOS and OS X platforms.
Main objective is to implement all of these methods: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.linq.enumerable_methods.aspx
##Implemented Features
####Main Methods
func Where(predicate: (T)->Bool) -> AnySequence<T>
func Where(predicate: (T,Int)->Bool) -> AnySequence<T>
func Select<U>(transform: (T)->U) -> AnySequence<U>
func Select<U>(transform: (T,Int)->U) -> AnySequence<U>
func Distinct<U where U: Hashable>(transform: (T)->U) -> AnySequence<T>
func Skip(count: Int) -> AnySequence<T>
func SkipWhile(predicate: (T)->Bool) -> AnySequence<T>
func Take(count: Int) -> AnySequence<T>
func TakeWhile(predicate: (T)->Bool) -> AnySequence<T>
####Aggregators
func Aggregate<U>(block: (U,T)->U, startValue: U) -> U
func Elect(electLeft: (T,T)->Bool) -> (value: T?, index: Int?)
func First(predicate: (T)->Bool) -> (value: T?, index: Int?)
func Last(predicate: (T)->Bool) -> (value: T?, index: Int?)
func Min<U: Comparable>(transform: (T)->U) -> (transformed: U?, value: T?, index: Int?)
func Max<U: Comparable>(transform: (T)->U) -> (transformed: U?, value: T?, index: Int?)
To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.
Linqwift is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:
pod 'Linqwift'Anton Bukov, k06aaa@gmail.com
Linqwift is available under the MIT License.