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A type-erased cursor of Element.

This cursor forwards its next() method to an arbitrary underlying cursor having the same Element type, hiding the specifics of the underlying cursor.

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public final class AnyCursor<Element> : Cursor

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public struct APIHelper

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open class CodableHelper

A type that supplies the values of some external resource, one at a time.

Overview

The most common way to iterate over the elements of a cursor is to use a while loop:

let cursor = ...
while let element = try cursor.next() {
    ...
}

Relationship with standard Sequence and IteratorProtocol

Cursors share traits with lazy sequences and iterators from the Swift standard library. Differences are:

• Cursor types are classes, and have a lifetime.
• Cursor iteration may throw errors.
• A cursor can not be repeated.

The protocol comes with default implementations for many operations similar to those defined by Swift’s Sequence protocol: contains, dropFirst, dropLast, drop(while:), enumerated, filter, first, flatMap, forEach, joined, joined(separator:), max, max(by:), min, min(by:), map, prefix, prefix(while:), reduce, reduce(into:), suffix.

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public protocol Cursor : AnyObject

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public enum DecodableRequestBuilderError : Error

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public enum DownloadException : Error

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public enum HTTPMethod : String

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public struct JSONDataEncoding

extension JSONDataEncoding: ParameterEncoding

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open class JSONEncodingHelper

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extension KeyedDecodingContainerProtocol

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extension KeyedEncodingContainerProtocol

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public class OpenISO8601DateFormatter : DateFormatter

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public protocol ParameterEncoding

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open class Response<T>

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extension String: CodingKey