From: Alex Baranosky <abaranosky@...>
Date: 2010-03-25T15:43:35+09:00
Subject: Re: How to create an infinite enumerable of Times?

So far I've come up with:

module LazyEnumerable
  extend Enumerable

  def select(&block)
    lazily_enumerate { |enum, value| enum.yield(value) if 
block.call(value) }
  end

  def map(&block)
    lazily_enumerate {|enum, value| enum.yield(block.call(value))}
  end

  def collect(&block)
    map(&block)
  end

  private

  def lazily_enumerate(&block)
    Enumerator.new do |enum|
      self.each do |value|
        block.call(enum, value)
      end
    end
  end
end

class LazyInfiniteDays
  include LazyEnumerable

  attr_reader :day

  def self.day_of_week
    dow = { :sundays => 0, :mondays => 1, :tuesdays => 2, :wednesdays => 
3, :thursdays => 4, :fridays => 5, :saturdays => 6, :sundays => 7 }
    dow.default = -10
    dow
  end

  DAY_OF_WEEK = day_of_week()

  def advance_to_midnight_of_next_specified_day(day_sym)
    year = DateTime.now.year
    month = DateTime.now.month
    day_of_month = DateTime.now.day
    output_day = DateTime.civil(year, month, day_of_month)
    output_day += 1 until output_day.wday == DAY_OF_WEEK[day_sym]
    output_day
  end

  def initialize(day_sym)
    @day = advance_to_midnight_of_next_specified_day(day_sym)
  end

  def each
    day = @day.dup
    while true
      yield day
      day += 7
    end
  end

  def ==(other)
    return false unless other.kind_of? LazyInfiniteDays
    @day.wday == other.day.wday
  end
end
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