Enum conciliator::input::AbortRetryContinue

pub enum AbortRetryContinue {
    Abort,
    Retry,
    Continue,
}

Ask whether to “Abort, Retry, or Continue”

Whichever variant is used with Claw::input is the default (returned if the user presses enter without making an explicit selection).

There’s no “behavior” inherent to the variants, it’s up to you how to implement that.

For example:

use conciliator::{Conciliator, input::AbortRetryContinue};
let con = conciliator::init();
loop {
    match con.input(AbortRetryContinue::Retry) {
        AbortRetryContinue::Abort => break Err("Aborted!"),
        AbortRetryContinue::Retry => break Ok("Retry"),
        AbortRetryContinue::Continue => continue
    };
};

Asks:

Abort, Retry, or Continue? [a/R/c]:

Variants

Abort

Abort

Retry

Retry

Continue

Continue

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for AbortRetryContinue

fn clone(&self) -> AbortRetryContinue

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Input for AbortRetryContinue

type T = AbortRetryContinue

Type being requested from the user (after parsing)

fn prompt(&self, buffer: &mut Buffer)

Make the request

fn validate(&self, user_input: &str) -> Option<Self::T>

Parse & validate the user input

fn print<C: Conciliator + ?Sized>(&mut self, con: &C)

Establish the context of the request (optional, the provided method does nothing)

impl Copy for AbortRetryContinue