ndarray::iter::Iter doesn't implement Debug

[liam-clink]

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The title says it. What I was trying to do when I discovered this was print a zip of a range and an ndarray.

Like so:

let foo = ndarray::Array1::<f64>::zeros(100);
println!("{:?}", std::iter::zip(0..foo.len(), &foo);

[nilgoyette]

I never thought of printing an iterator before! Anyway, as per the official documentation:

fmt::Debug implementations should be implemented for all public types.

So, yeah, I guess we should do it.

[biskwikman]

I'm not very experienced with Rust projects, but I'd like to try to implement this. Is Iter found in the iterators/mod.rs file?

[nilgoyette]

Yes, probably. Just clone the project and test, you will see.

[bluss]

Fixed in #1353, thanks and thanks @nilgoyette for mentoring