Hi Stuart
Thanks for the references to the discussion regarding .stream() on Iterable;
I had been wondering that myself from time to time why they weren't there.
It has always bothered my, that converting an Iterable to a Stream is a bit
cumbersome, having to go through the spliterator and the St
Hi Michael,
This seems focused rather too narrowly on the task of joining strings obtained
by applying exactly one mapper. It doesn't help if the task is something other
than joining, and it doesn't help if there is something other than exactly one
mapper. You'd then have to fall back to using
Hi
I was wonder if there had been any considerations adding an overloaded
String.join method, that take an Iterable as argument, and a Function String join(CharSequence delimiter,
Iterable elements,
Function
mappingFunction) {
Objects
