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Recursive iterators in Rust

May 08, 2019

7 min #rust

I've been looking for this blog post everywhere, but it doesn't exist, so I guess it's my turn to write about Some Fun with Rust.

The task at hand

Let's say you have a recursive, acyclic data structure, like so:

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struct Node {
    values: Vec<i32>,
    children: Vec<Node>,
}

This allows you to represent a tree-like structure:

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