Improve splitLines: return iterator instead #434
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The current behavior of splitLines is to eagerly split all the lines and return an array of strings. This PR improves this by returning an iterator instead, which will emit lines. This lets callers decide how to best use the splitLines function (i.e. lazily enumerate over lines) Relates to jlfwong#433
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The current behavior of splitLines is to eagerly split all the lines and return an array of strings. This PR improves this by returning an iterator instead, which will emit lines. This lets callers decide how to best use the splitLines function (i.e. lazily enumerate over lines) Relates to jlfwong#433
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The current behavior of splitLines is to eagerly split all the lines and return an array of strings.
This PR improves this by returning an iterator instead, which will emit lines. This lets callers decide how to best use the splitLines function (i.e. lazily enumerate over lines)
Relates to #433