
'use strict';

var Stream = require('stream')

// from
//
// a stream that reads from an source.
// source may be an array, or a function.
// from handles pause behaviour for you.

module.exports =
function from (source) {
  if(Array.isArray(source))
    return from (function (i) {
      if(source.length)
        this.emit('data', source.shift())
      else
        this.emit('end')
      return true
    })

  var s = new Stream(), i = 0
  s.ended = false
  s.started = false
  s.readable = true
  s.writable = false
  s.paused = false
  s.ended = false
  s.pause = function () {
    s.started = true
    s.paused = true
  }
  function next () {
    s.started = true
    if(s.ended) return
    while(!s.ended && !s.paused && source.call(s, i++, function () {
      if(!s.ended && !s.paused)
          next()
    }))
      ;
  }
  s.resume = function () {
    s.started = true
    s.paused = false
    next()
  }
  s.on('end', function () {
    s.ended = true
    s.readable = false
    process.nextTick(s.destroy)
  })
  s.destroy = function () {
    s.ended = true
    s.emit('close') 
  }
  /*
    by default, the stream will start emitting at nextTick
    if you want, you can pause it, after pipeing.
    you can also resume before next tick, and that will also
    work.
  */
  process.nextTick(function () {
    if(!s.started) s.resume()
  })
  return s
}

@@ -244,16 +244,46 @@
 source))
+ %7B%0A    source = source.slice()
 %0A    ret
@@ -434,16 +434,19 @@
 %0A    %7D)%0A
+  %7D
 %0A  var s

expected behaviour is to not mutate array