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It would be useful to introduce a feature that allows the user to limit the number of elements returned by a selector. For cases where a user is only interested in a subset of elements (e.g., the first 10 matching elements), having an option to specify a limit would enhance performance and flexibility, especially when working with large datasets or documents.
Proposed API/Usage Example
val document = ksoup.parse(html)
val limitedElements = document.select("div.className", limit =10) // Return only the first 10 matching elements
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Maybe it could be another function that returns lazy Sequence?
fun Document.selectSequence(query:String): Sequence<Element>
This way performance and flexibility could be achieve with nicer API. I think that document.selectSequence("p")[10] looks better than document.select("p", limit = 11)[10]. Also document.selectSequence("p").take(10) looks good to me
It would be useful to introduce a feature that allows the user to limit the number of elements returned by a selector. For cases where a user is only interested in a subset of elements (e.g., the first 10 matching elements), having an option to specify a limit would enhance performance and flexibility, especially when working with large datasets or documents.
Proposed API/Usage Example
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