Resolve stack overflow in SortedSet.reduce and reduceRight #244
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Replace implementations of SortedSet.reduce and reduceRight. Current implementations are recursive and so will inevitably hit a stack overflow exception at some point. New implementations use the Iterator to traverse the tree.
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Possible duplicate 85f00f8 |
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Fix confirmed on master via this comment #241 (comment) |
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closes #150, Resolve stack overflow for SortedSet reduce & reduceRight
Replace recursive implementation with version that uses the Iterator. The limit in size of the set now seems to be whenever the browser runs out of memory to allocate for the main tree + the history tree in splay.
Updated the Iterator to take a 4th argument:
reverse. Ifreverseis falsey then behaviour is the same as master, otherwise it will iterator through the set in the reverse order.