Observe the chunks in a stream.
Observe the chunks in a stream.
Typically you should never rely on the underlying chunking of a stream, but in some cases it can be useful.
Transform values using a scala.PartialFunction and drop values that aren't matched.
Transform a stream by taking the cross-product with the given Enumerator.
An Enumeratee that drops a given number of the first values in a stream.
An Enumeratee that drops values from a stream as long as they satisfy the given predicate.
An Enumeratee that drops values from a stream as long as they satisfy the given monadic predicate.
Drop values that do not satisfy the given predicate.
Drop values that do not satisfy a monadic predicate.
Map a function returning an Enumerator over a stream and flatten the results.
Map a function returning a value in a context over a stream.
Split the stream into groups of a given length.
An identity stream transformer.
Inject a value into a stream.
Inject zero or more values into a stream.
Add a value delim between every two items in a stream.
Map a function over a stream.
Rechunk elements in the stream into chunks of the provided size.
Run an iteratee and then use the provided function to combine the result with the remaining elements.
Run an iteratee and then use the provided effectful function to combine the result with the remaining elements.
An Enumeratee that folds a stream and emits intermediate results.
An Enumeratee that folds a stream using an effectful function while emitting intermediate results.
Apply the given Iteratee repeatedly.
Split the stream using the given predicate to identify delimiters.
An Enumeratee that takes a given number of the first values in a stream.
An Enumeratee that tales values from a stream as long as they satisfy the given predicate.
Collapse consecutive duplicates.
Collapse consecutive duplicates.
Assumes that the stream is sorted.
Zip with the number of elements that have been encountered.