Trait WithFallbackAnnotations 

pub trait WithFallbackAnnotations<'own, ErrorT, InnerT> {
    // Required method
    fn with_fallback_annotations(
        &'own mut self,
        annotations: Option<&'own Annotations>,
    ) -> ErrorReceiverWithFallbackAnnotations<'own, InnerT>;

    // Provided methods
    fn with_fallback_annotations_from_field<StructT>(
        &'own mut self,
        struct: &'own StructT,
        name: &str,
    ) -> ErrorReceiverWithFallbackAnnotations<'own, InnerT>
       where StructT: AnnotatedStruct { ... }
    fn with_fallback_annotations_from_struct<StructT>(
        &'own mut self,
        struct: &'own StructT,
    ) -> ErrorReceiverWithFallbackAnnotations<'own, InnerT>
       where StructT: AnnotatedStruct { ... }
}

With fallback annotations.

Required Methods

fn with_fallback_annotations( &'own mut self, annotations: Option<&'own Annotations>, ) -> ErrorReceiverWithFallbackAnnotations<'own, InnerT>

With fallback annotations.

Provided Methods

fn with_fallback_annotations_from_field<StructT>( &'own mut self, struct: &'own StructT, name: &str, ) -> ErrorReceiverWithFallbackAnnotations<'own, InnerT>

where StructT: AnnotatedStruct,

With fallback annotations from field.

fn with_fallback_annotations_from_struct<StructT>( &'own mut self, struct: &'own StructT, ) -> ErrorReceiverWithFallbackAnnotations<'own, InnerT>

where StructT: AnnotatedStruct,

With fallback annotations from struct.

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.

Implementors

impl<'own, ErrorT, ErrorReceiverT> WithFallbackAnnotations<'own, ErrorT, ErrorReceiverT> for ErrorReceiverT

where ErrorT: Annotated, ErrorReceiverT: ErrorReceiver<ErrorT>,