a4cabe2fa4
### Summary Container enumeration is in dire need of optimization. Thanks to @stefanomerotta for initiating this work with PR #1443. This PR handles a small part of what Stefan started. Also included are some bug fixes. ### Method Signatures ```cs // Use with foreach without moving/deleting items FindItemsByTypeEnumerator<T> FindItemsByType<T>(bool recurse = true, Predicate<T> predicate = null) // Use with foreach when moving/deleting items QueuedItemsEnumerator<T> EnumerateItemsByType<T>(bool recurse = true, Predicate<T> predicate = null) // Use when iterating multiple times or queuing PooledRefQueue<T> QueueItemsByType<T>(bool recurse = true, Predicate<T> predicate = null) // Use when iterating multiples times or manipulating elements without traversing PooledRefList<T> ListItemsByType<T>(bool recurse = true, Predicate<T> predicate = null) ``` * `FindItemsByType<T>` has changed from returning `List<T>` to `FindItemsByTypeEnumerator<T>` - This method is not safe to use in situations where an item may get consumed, deleted, or moved. * `EnumerateItemsByType<T>` was added as a safe way to iterate and manipulate items. * **Note**: EnumerateItemsByType will _completely traverse the container_ before iteration starts because it uses `QueueItemsByType` under the hood. * `QueueItemsByType<T>` and `ListItemsByType<T>` was added to return a queue or list of items to iterate multiple times and manipulate the items. This isn't the most efficient since it uses a predicate and can result in 2 or 3 total iterations unnecessarily. ### Bug Fixes - [X] Fishing had an error in the random check that may have caused slight bias. |
||
|---|---|---|
| .. | ||
| Fixtures | ||
| Helpers | ||
| Tests | ||
| SequentialTestCollectionDefinition.cs | ||
| Server.Tests.csproj | ||