Crate arae

arae provides Cursed, a trait for types that provide the ability to access their elements given a Cursor.

Example

use arae::{CurVec, CursedExt, Bounded};

// Create a new `CurVec` of length 10 with the elements
// initialized via `Default::default`.
let mut vec = CurVec::new_with_default(10);

// Create two cursors pointing the the head of the vec.
let write_cursor = vec.head();
let read_cursor = vec.head();

*vec.get_mut(write_cursor) = 1;

assert_eq!(*vec.get(read_cursor), 1);

Modules

iter

Iterators for Cursed types.

Structs

AtomicCursor

An atomic wrapper around a Cursor.

CurVec

A heap-allocated, fixed-size, array of values in contiguous memory designed for efficient access via Cursors.

Cursor

An structure that represents a location within a Cursed structure.

Traits

AsCursor

AsCursor is for simple Cursed owners where it makes sense to be able to return a single Cursor.

Bounded

Bounded types are Cursed Sequences that know their head and tail locations.

Contiguous

Contiguous types are Bounded Sequences that guarantee elements reside next to each other in memory (ie. [T]).

Cursed

Cursed types provide the ability to access their elements via Cursors.

CursedExt

Extended functionality for implementations of Cursed.

Sequence

Sequence types are Cursed types that provide the ability to move forwards and backwards through their elements.