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Kian Paimani
2021-08-11 16:56:55 +02:00
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substrate/primitives/state-machine/src/changes_trie/surface_iterator.rs
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@@ -15,11 +15,11 @@
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.
//! The best way to understand how this iterator works is to imagine some 2D terrain that have some mountains
//! (digest changes tries) and valleys (changes tries for regular blocks). There are gems (blocks) beneath the
//! terrain. Given the request to find all gems in the range [X1; X2] this iterator will return **minimal set**
//! of points at the terrain (mountains and valleys) inside this range that have to be drilled down to
//! search for gems.
//! The best way to understand how this iterator works is to imagine some 2D terrain that have some
//! mountains (digest changes tries) and valleys (changes tries for regular blocks). There are gems
//! (blocks) beneath the terrain. Given the request to find all gems in the range [X1; X2] this
//! iterator will return **minimal set** of points at the terrain (mountains and valleys) inside
//! this range that have to be drilled down to search for gems.
use crate::changes_trie::{BlockNumber, ConfigurationRange};
use num_traits::One;
@@ -50,9 +50,9 @@ pub fn surface_iterator<'a, Number: BlockNumber>(
/// Surface iterator - only traverses top-level digests from given range and tries to find
/// all valid digest changes.
///
/// Iterator item is the tuple of (last block of the current point + digest level of the current point).
/// Digest level is Some(0) when it is regular block, is Some(non-zero) when it is digest block and None
/// if it is skewed digest block.
/// Iterator item is the tuple of (last block of the current point + digest level of the current
/// point). Digest level is Some(0) when it is regular block, is Some(non-zero) when it is digest
/// block and None if it is skewed digest block.
pub struct SurfaceIterator<'a, Number: BlockNumber> {
config: ConfigurationRange<'a, Number>,
begin: Number,