[Proposal] Remove eager `map` and `filter`

1. Make sure that

Array(sequence.lazy.map { ... }) and sequence.map { ... }
Array(sequence.lazy.filter { ... }) and sequence.filter { ... }

are just as fast (with -O). "Fix lazy filter" proposal should help with
this.

2. Remove eager `map` and `filter`

3. Remove `lazy` property

sequence.map { ... } will call lazy `map`, which is at least as fast as
eager version

4. Re-add `array` property to LazySequence

So that we can more easily convert to multipass sequence when needed.

- Anton

1. Make sure that

Array(sequence.lazy.map { ... }) and sequence.map { ... }
Array(sequence.lazy.filter { ... }) and sequence.filter { ... }

are just as fast (with -O). "Fix lazy filter" proposal should help with this.

2. Remove eager `map` and `filter`

3. Remove `lazy` property

sequence.map { ... } will call lazy `map`, which is at least as fast as eager version

4. Re-add `array` property to LazySequence

So that we can more easily convert to multipass sequence when needed.

The first three Swift 1 betas were this way; then the lazy higher-order functions were changed to the current design, apparently because the all-lazy solution was confusing. (It's also worth noting that if we had only lazy versions, they could not take @noescape.) So I don't really think this is going to fly.

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Brent Royal-Gordon
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They can’t have `rethrows` either.

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> 1. Make sure that
>
> Array(sequence.lazy.map { ... }) and sequence.map { ... }
> Array(sequence.lazy.filter { ... }) and sequence.filter { ... }
>
> are just as fast (with -O). "Fix lazy filter" proposal should help with this.
>
> 2. Remove eager `map` and `filter`
>
> 3. Remove `lazy` property
>
> sequence.map { ... } will call lazy `map`, which is at least as fast as eager version
>
> 4. Re-add `array` property to LazySequence
>
> So that we can more easily convert to multipass sequence when needed.
The first three Swift 1 betas were this way; then the lazy higher-order functions were changed to the current design, apparently because the all-lazy solution was confusing. (It's also worth noting that if we had only lazy versions, they could not take @noescape.) So I don't really think this is going to fly.

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Brent Royal-Gordon
Architechies