Gamelogic.Extensions.Obsolete Namespace

Generates batches of items. The same batch is returned each time. Bath generators are more useful when used in conjunction with another generator that processes the batches, such as ShuffledBatchGenerator.

A buffer is a generator that buffers a fixed number of elements at a time from another generator before returning them.

A buffer generator that will only generate items that will ensure the buffer can pass the predicate.

A generator that only generates elements that passes the predicate.

Generates items at the same frequencies as they occur in a set from which this generator is constructed.

A generator that generates floats given an arbitrary distribution.

A generator that generates integers given an arbitrary distribution.

Extension methods defined on generators.

Generates items from a list using an index generator.

Generates elements with frequencies that are different for each element, and also depends on the previously generated elements.

Generates elements chosen randomly (with uniform distribution).

A generator that generates the same element each time. This is useful in situations where a generator is expected, but a constant is desired (for example, when constructing compound generators).

A generator that repeats a given sequence.

A generator that uses a response curve to generate elements.

Returns elements from a batch generator, but shuffles each batch before doing so.

A generator that transforms generated elements with a given transformation function.

A generator that generates floating values between 0 and 1 with a uniform distribution.

A generator that generates int values with a uniform distribution.

A type less Generator that is the base of all generators.

Classes that implement this interface can produce a new element of the given type. Generators differ from enumerables in that they generally are infinite, and don't have a "start" position.

A generator that generates integers. IIntGenerators are often used to generate random elements from lists or arrays, where the ints generated are used to index into the list or array.