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Simple equivalent of
anychar()
unfortunately I try to make it generic over input but it's related quite difficult:InputIter
could have asplit_first
but array implementation preventfn split_first(&self) -> Option<(Self::Item, Self)>
cause this require to return Self but Self is reduce by one so the returned array is not Self anymore.InputTake
doesn't have Sized to returnSelf
and doesn't haveItem
I try to addSelf: InputIter
but I don't know if this would require GAT to compile I didn't succeed.Anyway, this combinator only make sense for thing that contains u8, so I guess taking a
&[u8]
is ok.PS: I wonder if the implementation for array of
InputTake
is really useful and not just a bit limiter to what we can do with nom trait.