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Chris Tate
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In JavaScript, a receiver without an inferred type, such as an untyped
parameter's xs.values(), is the runtime's checked iterator. Its only
method was next(), so xs.values().filter(f), .map(f) and the other
iterator helpers threw "TypeError: ... is not a function" where Node
runs them, and [].values().reduce(f) threw the same instead of Node's
"Reduce of a done iterator with no initial value".
The native array, string, Map and Set iterators now answer the
Iterator.prototype methods. map, filter, take, drop and flatMap make
helper objects (SCR_DYNH_ITERATOR_HELPER) that pull lazily and support
next(), return(), for...of and spreads, print as
"Object [Iterator Helper] {}" and tag as "[object Iterator Helper]".
toArray, forEach, reduce, some, every and find drive the iterator.
The helpers close the iterator they were made from where Node does:
when a callback throws, when take's budget is spent, on return(), and
before the error for an invalid argument. flatMap closes its inner
iterator first. An error from a close that runs because of another
error is dropped. Invalid arguments throw Node's messages, such as
"number 5 is not a function" and "x must be positive".