find

This function returns the value of the first item in the set that passes the test. Otherwise nil is returned if no alternative return value is specified.

This function does not generate a change.

The return value when called on a set might be unpredictable since a set is not ordered.
set({name: 'Iris'}, {name: 'Cato'}).find(||true);
…will return {Iris} or {Cato}.

Function

set.find(callback, [alt])

Arguments

Argument	Type	Description
callback	closure	Closure to execute on each value until the closure evaluates to true.
alt	any (optional)	Alternative value which is returned if no item has passed the callback test.

Explanation of the callback argument:

Iterable	Arguments	Description
set	thing, Id	Iterate over things in the set. Both `thing` and `id` are optional.

The alt argument will be lazily evaluated. Consider the following example:
elems.find(|e| (e.name == "foo"), items.pop());
Here, the item will only be popped, in case e with name foo is not found in elems.

Return value

The value of the first item in the set that passes the test; otherwise, nil or a specified alternative value is returned.

Example

This code shows an example using find():

users.find(|user| user.name.starts_with('Jeroen'));

Example return value in JSON format

{
    "#": 16,
    "email": "jeroen@cesbit.com",
    "name": "Jeroen van der Heijden"
}