iterator

iterator(iter)
      

Return a zero-argument function that can be used to traverse the iterator iter. Each call to the returned function will result in the next value from the iterator. When all values in the iterator run out, this function will return false.

Examples:

function f(x)
{ yield x+1
  yield x+2 }

let g = iterator(f(10))
g()
// 11
g()
// 12
g()
// false
      

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