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use crate::{iter::IteratorExt, Array}; /// Trait for conversation between `&[T; N]` and `[&T; N]` (or `&mut [T; N]` and /// `[&mut T; N]`) pub trait ArrayAsRef<'a>: Array where <Self as Array>::Item: 'a, { /// Result of the 'shared' conversation, in other words `[&T; N]` /// (where `T = Self::Item, N = Self::Size`) type AsRef: Array<Item = &'a <Self as Array>::Item>; /// Result of the 'unique' conversation, in other words `[&mut T; N]` /// (where `T = Self::Item, N = Self::Size`) type AsMut: Array<Item = &'a mut <Self as Array>::Item>; /// Convert `&self` to `[&T; N]` (where `T = Self::Item, N = Self::Size`) /// /// ## Examples /// ``` /// use arraylib::ArrayAsRef; /// /// let arr = [0, 1, 2, 3]; /// let ref_arr = arr.as_ref_array(); /// assert_eq!(ref_arr, [&0, &1, &2, &3]); /// assert_eq!(arr, [0, 1, 2, 3]); /// ``` /// ``` /// use arraylib::{ArrayAsRef, ArrayExt}; /// /// // Don't do like this, it's just an example /// fn index_of<A>(a: &A, x: A::Item) -> Option<usize> /// where /// for<'a> A: ArrayAsRef<'a>, /// A::Item: PartialEq, /// { /// a.as_ref_array() /// .iter_move() /// .enumerate() /// .find(|&(_, it)| it == &x) /// .map(|(idx, _)| idx) /// } /// /// let arr = [-2, 1, -1, 2]; /// assert_eq!(index_of(&arr, 1), Some(1)); /// assert_eq!(index_of(&arr, 2), Some(3)); /// assert_eq!(index_of(&arr, 0), None); /// ``` /// /// **NOTE**: it's nighly recommended to use iterators when you need to /// perform more that one operation (e.g. map + as_ref) because iterators /// are lazy and `ArrayAsRef` isn't. /// /// See also: [`as_mut_array`](crate::ArrayAsRef::as_mut_array) fn as_ref_array(&'a self) -> Self::AsRef; /// Convert `&mut self` to `[&mut T; N]` (where `T = Self::Item, N = /// Self::Size`) /// /// ## Examples /// ``` /// use arraylib::ArrayAsRef; /// /// let mut arr = [0, 1, 2, 3]; /// let ref_arr = arr.as_mut_array(); /// assert_eq!(ref_arr, [&mut 0, &mut 1, &mut 2, &mut 3]); /// assert_eq!(arr, [0, 1, 2, 3]); /// ``` /// ``` /// use arraylib::{ArrayAsRef, ArrayExt}; /// /// // Don't do like this, it's just an example /// fn find_and_replace<A>(a: &mut A, find: &A::Item, replace: A::Item) -> A::Item /// where /// for<'a> A: ArrayAsRef<'a>, /// A::Item: PartialEq, /// { /// let mut x = a.as_mut_array().iter_move().find(|it| it == &find); /// match x { /// Some(ref mut inner) => core::mem::replace(inner, replace), /// None => replace, /// } /// } /// /// let mut arr = [-2, 1, -1, 2]; /// assert_eq!(find_and_replace(&mut arr, &1, 8), 1); /// assert_eq!(arr, [-2, 8, -1, 2]); /// ``` /// /// **NOTE**: it's nighly recommended to use iterators when you need to /// perform more that one operation (e.g. map + as_ref) because iterators /// are lazy and `ArrayAsRef` isn't. /// /// See also: [`as_ref_array`](crate::ArrayAsRef::as_ref_array) fn as_mut_array(&'a mut self) -> Self::AsMut; } impl<'a, T: 'a> ArrayAsRef<'a> for [T; 0] { type AsMut = [&'a mut T; 0]; type AsRef = [&'a T; 0]; #[inline] fn as_ref_array(&'a self) -> Self::AsRef { [] } #[inline] fn as_mut_array(&'a mut self) -> Self::AsMut { [] } } macro_rules! as_ref_impl { ($e:tt) => { impl<'a, T: 'a> ArrayAsRef<'a> for [T; $e] { type AsMut = [&'a mut T; $e]; type AsRef = [&'a T; $e]; #[inline] fn as_ref_array(&'a self) -> Self::AsRef { self.as_slice().iter().collect_array::<Self::AsRef>() } #[inline] fn as_mut_array(&'a mut self) -> Self::AsMut { self.as_mut_slice() .iter_mut() .collect_array::<Self::AsMut>() } } }; } array_impls!(as_ref_impl);