fun::Robin struct

Round Robin.

Template parameters
T

The Robin class is implementing a round-robin algorithm. It is used to cycle through a sequence of elements in a circular manner. The constructor initializes the cycle with a specified number of parts, and each part is assigned a unique key. The exclude method returns an iterable wrapper that excludes a specified part from the cycle.

Constructors, destructors, conversion operators

Robin(T num_parts) explicit

Public functions

auto exclude(T from_part) const -> detail::RobinIterableWrapper< T > -> auto

Public variables

std::vector<detail::RobinSlNode<T>> cycle

Function documentation

template<typename T>
fun::Robin<T>::Robin(T num_parts) explicit

Parameters
num_parts in	The parameter `num_parts` represents the number of parts or elements in the Robin object.

The Robin constructor initializes a cycle of objects with keys ranging from 0 to num_parts-1.

template<typename T>
auto fun::Robin<T>::exclude(T from_part) const -> detail::RobinIterableWrapper< T >

Parameters
from_part in	The `from_part` parameter in the `exclude` method is the part of the cycle that you want to exclude. It is of type `T`, which is the same type as the elements in the cycle.
Returns	The `exclude` method in the `Robin` class returns an iterable wrapper of type `detail::RobinIterableWrapper<T>`.

The exclude method in the Robin class returns an iterable wrapper that excludes a specified part from the cycle.

#include <mywheel/robin.hpp> template<typename T> fun::Robin struct