use git_object::bstr::{BString, ByteSlice}; use crate::store_impl::{packed, packed::decode}; /// packed-refs specific functionalityimpl packed::Buffer {    /// Return an iterator of references stored in this packed refs buffer, ordered by reference name.    ///    /// # Note    ///    /// There is no namespace support in packed iterators. It can be emulated using `iter_prefixed(…)`.    pub fn iter(&self) -> Result<packed::Iter<'_>, packed::iter::Error> {        packed::Iter::new(self.as_ref())    }     /// Return an iterator yielding only references matching the given prefix, ordered by reference name.    pub fn iter_prefixed(&self, prefix: impl Into<BString>) -> Result<packed::Iter<'_>, packed::iter::Error> {        let prefix = prefix.into();        let first_record_with_prefix = self.binary_search_by(prefix.as_bstr()).unwrap_or_else(|(_, pos)| pos);        packed::Iter::new_with_prefix(&self.as_ref()[first_record_with_prefix..], Some(prefix))    }} impl<'a> Iterator for packed::Iter<'a> {    type Item = Result<packed::Reference<'a>, Error>;     fn next(&mut self) -> Option<Self::Item> {        if self.cursor.is_empty() {            return None;        }         match decode::reference::<()>(self.cursor) {            Ok((rest, reference)) => {                self.cursor = rest;                self.current_line += 1;                if let Some(ref prefix) = self.prefix {                    if !reference.name.as_bstr().starts_with_str(prefix) {                        self.cursor = &[];                        return None;                    }                }                Some(Ok(reference))            }            Err(_) => {                let (failed_line, next_cursor) = self                    .cursor                    .find_byte(b'\n')                    .map_or((self.cursor, &[][..]), |pos| self.cursor.split_at(pos + 1));                self.cursor = next_cursor;                let line_number = self.current_line;                self.current_line += 1;                 Some(Err(Error::Reference {                    invalid_line: failed_line                        .get(..failed_line.len().saturating_sub(1))                        .unwrap_or(failed_line)                        .into(),                    line_number,                }))            }        }    }} impl<'a> packed::Iter<'a> {    /// Return a new iterator after successfully parsing the possibly existing first line of the given `packed` refs buffer.    pub fn new(packed: &'a [u8]) -> Result<Self, Error> {        Self::new_with_prefix(packed, None)    }     /// Returns an iterators whose references will only match the given prefix.    ///    /// It assumes that the underlying `packed` buffer is indeed sorted    pub(in crate::store_impl::packed) fn new_with_prefix(        packed: &'a [u8],        prefix: Option<BString>,    ) -> Result<Self, Error> {        if packed.is_empty() {            Ok(packed::Iter {                cursor: packed,                prefix,                current_line: 1,            })        } else if packed[0] == b'#' {            let (refs, _header) = decode::header::<()>(packed).map_err(|_| Error::Header {                invalid_first_line: packed.lines().next().unwrap_or(packed).into(),            })?;            Ok(packed::Iter {                cursor: refs,                prefix,                current_line: 2,            })        } else {            Ok(packed::Iter {                cursor: packed,                prefix,                current_line: 1,            })        }    }} mod error {    use git_object::bstr::BString;    use quick_error::quick_error;     quick_error! {        /// The error returned by [`Iter::new(…)`][super::Iter::new()],        #[derive(Debug)]        #[allow(missing_docs)]        pub enum Error {            Header { invalid_first_line: BString } {                display("The header existed but could not be parsed: '{}'", invalid_first_line)            }            Reference { invalid_line: BString, line_number: usize } {                display("Invalid reference in line {}: '{}'", line_number, invalid_line)            }        }    }} pub use error::Error;