peek_all_min: Peek All Minimum-Priority Elements
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View source: R/40-priority_queue-queue-ops.R
peek_all_min R Documentation
Peek All Minimum-Priority Elements
Description
Returns the full minimum-priority tie run as a priority_queue.
Usage
peek_all_min(x)
Arguments
x
A priority_queue.
Details
The return is another priority_queue(), use as.list() to convert
the result to a standard R list.
Value
A priority_queue containing all minimum-priority elements in stable
queue order. Returns an empty queue when x is empty.
Examples
x <- priority_queue("a", "b", "c", priorities = c(2, 1, 1))
peek_all_min(x)
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View source: R/40-priority_queue-queue-ops.R
| peek_all_min | R Documentation |
Peek All Minimum-Priority Elements
Description
Returns the full minimum-priority tie run as a priority_queue.
Usage
peek_all_min(x)
Arguments
x |
A |
Details
The return is another priority_queue(), use as.list() to convert
the result to a standard R list.
Value
A priority_queue containing all minimum-priority elements in stable
queue order. Returns an empty queue when x is empty.
Examples
x <- priority_queue("a", "b", "c", priorities = c(2, 1, 1))
peek_all_min(x)
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