Hi all,
I've just started using commons-math, and want to iterate over the set
of values in a Frequency object, but the method is called
valuesIterator() and not the usual iterator(). Why this change of
convention??
The reason I want it to be called iterator() is that I'm using it from
groovy, which support simplified iteration over objects that provide an
iterator() method. That is, I could simply do:
freq.each { val ->
println val + " " + freq.getCount(val)
}
With the current naming convention I have to do this:
def iter = freq.valuesIterator()
while (iter.hasNext()) {
def val = iter.next()
println val + " " + freq.getCount(x)
}
Please consider changing this naming convention, or at least provide
both.
Thanks for reading,
Hein
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