Note in the README that iteration is impossible #21
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By the time I found out that this implementation does not provide `each`, I had already put this library in my `Gemfile` and started rewriting some methods to use this library. This disclaimer should prevent others from spending their time integrating with a trie implementation that does not fit their needs. This disclaimer is based on Tyler’s comment in issue tyler#19.
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Holding off on this until I decide whether or not to implement libdatrie's iteration functionality. Leaning toward yes right now... |
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By the time I found out that this implementation does not provide
each, I had already put this library in myGemfileand started rewriting some methods to use this library. This disclaimer should prevent others from spending their time integrating with a trie implementation that does not fit their needs.This disclaimer is based on Tyler’s comment in issue #19.