@kingjs/linq.concat

Concatenates two sequences.

Usage

require('kingjs')

var assert = require('assert');

var Concat = require('@kingjs/linq.concat');
var { GetEnumerator } = require('@kingjs/i-enumerable');
var { MoveNext, Current } = require('@kingjs/i-enumerator');

var result = [0, 1][Concat]([1, 2]);

var enumerator = result[GetEnumerator]();
assert(enumerator[MoveNext]());
assert(enumerator[Current] == 0);

assert(enumerator[MoveNext]());
assert(enumerator[Current] == 1);

assert(enumerator[MoveNext]());
assert(enumerator[Current] == 1);

assert(enumerator[MoveNext]());
assert(enumerator[Current] == 2);

assert(!enumerator[MoveNext]());

Parameters

• this: The first sequence to concatenate.
• enumerable: The second sequence to concatenate.

Returns

An IEnumerable that contains the concatenated elements of the two input sequences.

Install

With npm installed, run

$ npm install @kingjs/linq.concat

Dependencies

Package	Version
@kingjs/i-enumerable	^1.0.6
@kingjs/i-enumerator	^1.0.7
@kingjs/reflect.export-extension	^1.0.1
@kingjs/reflect.implement-i-enumerable	^1.0.0

Source

https://repository.kingjs.net/linq/concat

License

MIT