Step iterator (manual tags)
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[data/array/Step iterator (manual tags)]
Iterates over the items of an array asynchronously.
On receiving the array, the node sends out the first item (if any) using the same tag.
Subsequent items will be sent out on receiving signals on next, using the same tag.
array: any[]
Sets up iteration and sends out the first item and index 0 with the tag associated with the received array.
When the array has only one or zero elements, a signal will also be sent through done.
Example:
["A","B","C"]
next: any
Triggers sending out the next item and index, or, when there are no more items, the done signal.
Signals sent out on item and index bear the same tag as the signal received through next.
Example:
0
item: any[][number]
The next item in the array.
The first item (index 0) bears the tag of the received array, subsequent items bear the tag of the corresponding signals received through next.
Example:
"A"
index: number
The next index in the array.
The first index (0) bears the tag of the received array, subsequent indexes bear the tag of the corresponding signals received through next.
Example:
0
done: any[]
Sends out the iterated array when there are no more items in the array and a signal was received through next, or, when an array was received through array that has one or 0 items.
The tag of the outgoing signal matches that of he original array.
Example:
["A","B","C"]