PreFetchFirstElementEnumerable 1.0.0

PreFetchFirstElementEnumerable

Library that provides a wrapper around an existing IEnumerable<T> which immediately pre-fetches the first element of the source. This means that any up-front initiation code is executed immediately, rather than when later iterated over, but retains the lazy streaming nature of the IEnumerable<T> for all later elements.

An example practical use-case could be initiating the SQL Query backing an EntityFramework streamed query.

Version History

• v1.0.0 Added Documentation. Package is Live.
• v0.9.9 Fixed issue with re-using the IEnumerable and Unit Tests.
• v0.9.1 Forgot to update release notes.
• v0.9.0 Initial Code with no Docs or Tests
• v0.0.1 Blank project to wire up infrastructure

Example Usage

public void Example(IEnumberable<int> inputEnumerable)
{
  var prefetchedEnumerable = new PreFetchFirstElementEnumerable<int>(inputEnumerable);
  var alternatePrefetchEnumerable = inputEnumerable.InitiatePrefetchOfFirstElement();
  var anotherEnumerableWithExplicitTyping = inputEnumerable.InitiatePrefetchOfFirstElement<int>();
}

public void UntypedExample(IEnumberable inputUntypedEnumerable)
{
  IEnumerable<object> prefetchedEnumerable = new PreFetchFirstElementEnumerable<object>(inputEnumerable.Cast<object>);
  IEnumerable<object> aDifferentEnumerable = inputEnumerable.InitiatePrefetchOfFirstElement();
}