Implement stream and parallelStream on RichIterable

[donraab]

Today we have stream() and parallelStream() on MutableCollection (inherited from java.util.Collection) and ImmutableCollection. We should move these methods up to RichIterable.

[david-gang]

hi @donraab , do you have an idea how to do this? do you want that RichIterable will extend Collection? I am using the eclipse collections to get the memory benefits of primitives but now i am stuck with Lazyiterables instead of streams and i have many functions which already work with streams. It would great to have a more standatd interface to the external world.

Thanks,

[motlin]

RichIterable and LazyIterable must not extend Collection.

Implementing stream() across the board isn't easy. FastList would need a stream similar to ArrayList's. Same for UnifiedSet and HashSet. For other collection types, we're on our own.

On Sun, Dec 2, 2018 at 3:34 AM David Gang [email protected] wrote:

hi @donraab https://github.com/donraab , do you have an idea how to do this? do you want that RichIterable will extend Collection? I am using the eclipse collections to get the memory benefits of primitives but now i am stuck with Lazyiterables instead of streams and i have many functions which already work with streams. It would great to have a more standatd interface to the external world.

Thanks,

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