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12 }

13
14 public function next() {
15 return s.charAt(i++);
16 }
17 }
18
19 class Main {
20 static public function main() {
21 var myIt = new MyStringIterator("string");
22 for (chr in myIt){
23 trace(chr);
24 }
25 }
26 }

The typeMyStringIteratorin this example qualifies as iterator: It defines a method
hasNextreturningBooland a methodnextreturningString, making it compatible with
Iterator. Themainmethod instantiates it, then iterates over it.
1 class MyArrayWrap{
2 var a:Array;
3 public function new(a:Array) {
4 this.a = a;
5 }
6
7 public function iterator() {
8 return a.iterator();
9 }
10 }
11
12 class Main {
13 static public function main() {
14 var myWrap = new MyArrayWrap([1, 2, 3]);
15 for (elt in myWrap){
16 trace(elt);
17 }
18 }
19 }

Here we do not setup a full iterator like in the previous example, but instead define that the

MyArrayWrap<T>has a methoditerator, effectively forwarding the iterator method of the

wrappedArray<T>type.

6.8 Function Bindings......................................

Haxe 3 allows binding functions with partially applied arguments. Each function type can be

considered to have abindfield, which can be called with the desired number of arguments in

order to create a new function. This is demonstrated here:

1 class Bind {

2 static public function main() {

3 var map = new Map<Int,String>();