Function
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* singletonUnderUnaryOperator(operator: Function, start: Object): Iterator this function is experimental. Should handle multiple d-ary operators and an arbitrary
cardinality countable set in the future. An actual closure function would
keep track of encountered elements to stop when all elements have been
found. We can have multiple low-level function that enumerate candidates,
and a helper function that constructs a new set out of a combination of
those. Note that the arity of a JavaScript function can be retrieved through
the `length` property.
Computes the closure of a unary operator, starting from a single element. |
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Static Public
public * singletonUnderUnaryOperator(operator: Function, start: Object): Iterator source
import singletonUnderUnaryOperator from '@set-theory/closure/src/singletonUnderUnaryOperator.js'this function is experimental. Should handle multiple d-ary operators and an arbitrary
cardinality countable set in the future. An actual closure function would
keep track of encountered elements to stop when all elements have been
found. We can have multiple low-level function that enumerate candidates,
and a helper function that constructs a new set out of a combination of
those. Note that the arity of a JavaScript function can be retrieved through
the `length` property.
Computes the closure of a unary operator, starting from a single element.
Return:
| Iterator | Iterator over the closure. |
Example:
singletonUnderUnaryOperator( x => x + 1 , 0 ) ; // 0 1 2 3 ...singletonUnderUnaryOperator( x => x * 2 , 1 ) ; // 1 2 4 8 ...