Pedro Augusto de Paula Barbosa

@EtienneDel Hello, unfortunately I did not...

Hi @rheidari, nice! Thank you! Do you have any knowledge of the exceljs codebase, is it easy to switch the order?

Nice, thank you very much. I will try it later and comment here if it worked.

Thanks for the suggestion, I plan to revamp this repository in the near future, I will look into it, thank you!

Hello! Just to give an update: I have rewritten the example. In the near future I hope to add a TypeScript example as well.

Hello! Ok, I will do that! Thanks for the issue.

> Couldn't we just document that the returned array will be incomplete if the user stops early? But this sentence alone leaves room for uncertainty on what happens with the...

At first thought, I would prefer 3, but for that we would have to return `[a,,c]` instead of `[a,undefined,c]`, because `Array#flat()` only works in the former. That would also be...

In short: I would go with a single `pMap.stop` symbol and a `sparsedEarlyStop` option which defaults to `true` (filling with `undefined` on the incomplete indexes). If set to false, returns...

:thinking: What happens with the index in which the early stop happened? Does it become undefined as well? :thinking: I had a new idea. Instead of providing a simple `pMap.stop`...