Iterable<T>.containsAny(Iterable<T>)

[ThinkDigitalSoftware]

Add Iterable.containsAny(listB).
This will search through a list and returns true if any elements in listB are present in this

[simc]

Please add a description to your next PR.

I think the name of the method is not very expressive. Also, you can achieve the same using someList.intersect(otherList).isNotEmpty which in my opinion is easier to read...

[ThinkDigitalSoftware]

Sorry, description added. As far as the name, it's consistent with other list methods like add and addAll, therefore, contains and containsAll. As for ease of reading, someList.intersect(otherList).isNotEmpty requires more knowledge of what intersect does and why .isNotEmpty means that the list contains all of the other elements, rather than my implementation. I'd argue that it's simply more concise.

[simc]

@passsy what do you think?

[passsy]

I think the method makes sense and is consistent with the rest of the API. I see it using myself. intersect works but I have to lookup the Venn Diagrams every time I use one of intersect or union.

[ThinkDigitalSoftware]

Fixed Iterable.containsAny test

[simc]

Thank you!