Ryan

This seems to be the overhead of copying the `Vec` into the closure `|_data| {}`. In short, I think you want to use `iter_batched_ref`, unless you absolutely must pass the...

What time step to use? Days, Months, Years, Decades? On Sun, May 14, 2017 at 3:55 AM, Geobert Quach wrote: > Hi, > I'm new at Rust so I might...

Perhaps a similar method for NaiveDateTime would be useful? I imagine a method that takes a duration and end-time, or a number of steps, and produces an iterator. Would the...

I think there is a couple reasons, but I'm not the crate owner/author so I can't speak to his original intentions. - `f32` and `f64` don't support `Eq` because of...

@CAD97 pull request #29 that should take care of a few items on the list up top (and methods). I'm put in a pull request later for "ok" methods too.

@CAD97 pull request #34 will add the `ok_or(_else)` methods if it is merged. I looked at adding `as_ref()` as well, but that is not so simple. The number types are...

That could work. I've been using this a lot with arrays and Vec's of `Optioned`, and it can be painful jumping back and forth between `Option` and `Optioned` when dealing...

I've been using `optional` for parsing and storing weather data that can have many interleaved missing values. The file format I most commonly parse uses -9999.0 as the missing value...

I like the idea, but after looking over the code, I have no idea how to do it with const generics. As it is now, I can wrap anything in...