Enumerator

Enumerators that rely on F to provide stack safety.

These implementations will generally be more efficient than the default ones, but will not be stack safe unless recursive monadic binding in F is stack safe.

An empty enumerator.

An enumerator that either produces a single value or fails.

An enumerator that produces values from a slice of an indexed sequence.

An enumerator that produces values from an iterable collection.

An enumerator that produces values from a list.

An enumerator that produces a single value.

An enumerator that produces values from a stream.

An enumerator that produces values from a vector.

An enumerator that produces the given values.

Create a failed enumerator with the given error.

An enumerator that returns the result of an effectful operation until None is generated.

An enumerator that iteratively performs an operation and returns the results.

An enumerator that iteratively performs an effectful operation and returns the results.

An enumerator that iteratively performs an operation until None is generated and returns the results.

An enumerator that iteratively performs an effectful operation until None is generated and returns the results.

Lift an effectful value into an enumerator.

Lift an effectful value in a cats.Eval into an enumerator.

An enumerator that forces the evaluation of an effect when it is consumed.

An enumerator that repeats the given value indefinitely.