Struct cbindgen::StructConfig

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pub struct StructConfig {
    pub rename_fields: Option<RenameRule>,
    pub derive_constructor: bool,
    pub derive_eq: bool,
    pub derive_neq: bool,
    pub derive_lt: bool,
    pub derive_lte: bool,
    pub derive_gt: bool,
    pub derive_gte: bool,
}
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Settings to apply to generated structs.

Fields

rename_fields: Option<RenameRule>

The rename rule to apply to the name of struct fields

derive_constructor: bool

Whether to generate a constructor for the struct (which takes arguments to initialize all the members)

derive_eq: bool

Whether to generate a piecewise equality operator

derive_neq: bool

Whether to generate a piecewise inequality operator

derive_lt: bool

Whether to generate a less than operator on structs with one field

derive_lte: bool

Whether to generate a less than or equal to operator on structs with one field

derive_gt: bool

Whether to generate a greater than operator on structs with one field

derive_gte: bool

Whether to generate a greater than or equal to operator on structs with one field

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