I'm trying to generate permutations of a couple lists. After searching here and on CPAN, I've decided that Algorithm::Loops is exactly what I need! Well, almost exactly.
The problem is that instead of having arrays, I have iterators, so I'm wondering if there is any way to use iterators instead of arrays with Algorithm::Loops.
My iterators are used like:
while( defined( my $a = $iter->() ) ) {
# do something with $a
}
#note: $iter->() returns a useful value, or undef
So, I guess what I want is to nest an arbitrary number of while loops instead of an arbitrary number of for loops, conceptually.
I can't just stick everything from $iter into an array, because $iter may be infinite. Does anybody have any ideas on how I could do this?
-Bryan
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