SlidingWindow

Sliding windows are used to hold the N most recent samples of a data stream.

Documentation

Example

use sliding_window::*;
use sliding_window::typenum::consts::*;

// Create a SlidingWindow with a window size of 4 elements
let mut sw: SlidingWindow<_, U4> = SlidingWindow::new();

// Insert some data
sw.insert(1);
sw.insert(2);
sw.insert(3);
sw.insert(4);

// The 0 index always returns the oldest element in the window
assert_eq!(1, sw[0]);

// When full, inserting a new element removes and returns the oldest
assert_eq!(Some(1), sw.insert(5));

lib.rs:

This crate provides a heapless, fixed size sliding window.

Sliding windows are used to hold the N most recent samples of a data stream.

Example

use sliding_window::*;
use sliding_window::typenum::consts::*;

// Create a SlidingWindow with a window size of 4 elements
let mut sw: SlidingWindow<_, U4> = SlidingWindow::new();

// Insert some data
sw.insert(1);
sw.insert(2);
sw.insert(3);
sw.insert(4);

// The 0 index always returns the oldest element in the window
assert_eq!(1, sw[0]);

// When full, inserting a new element removes and returns the oldest
assert_eq!(Some(1), sw.insert(5));