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Backport into Rust stdlib #1

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mcandre opened this issue Apr 11, 2017 · 1 comment

mcandre commented Apr 11, 2017

zipWith is amazingly useful, thank you for posting!

Could we backport this feature into official Rust, so that users can better use iterators and functional programming chaining?

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kjgorman commented Apr 11, 2017

Hi @mcandre - I'm very glad you found this crate useful!

I'm not too sure what exactly the process is for landing a change in std is -- I think we'd need to open an issue against rust-lang/rfcs?

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