{{ header }}
// swift-format-ignore-file
// Getters, functions and methods that return a list of opaque handles or strings. swift-bridge hands such a list back as
// a `RustVec`, and an element read from a `RustVec` by index points into the vector's own buffer
// without keeping the vector alive. These accessors move every element out of the vector first,
// so each element owns its storage and `result.items()[0].name()` is safe on a temporary.
extension RustVec {
/// Moves every element out of the vector and returns them, in order, as owned values.
func alefIntoOwnedArray() -> [T] {
var owned: [T] = []
owned.reserveCapacity(len())
while let element = pop() {
owned.append(element)
}
owned.reverse()
return owned
}
}
{% for ty in types %}
extension {{ ty.name }}Ref {
{%- for getter in ty.getters %}
public func {{ getter.swift_name }}() -> {% if getter.optional %}[{{ getter.element }}]?{% else %}[{{ getter.element }}]{% endif %} {
{%- if getter.optional %}
self.{{ getter.raw_name }}().map { $0.alefIntoOwnedArray() }
{%- else %}
self.{{ getter.raw_name }}().alefIntoOwnedArray()
{%- endif %}
}
{% endfor %}
}
{% endfor %}
{% for item in functions %}
public func {{ item.swift_name }}{{ item.generics }}({{ item.params }}){% if item.is_async %} async{% endif %}{% if item.throws %} throws{% endif %} -> {{ item.return_type }} {
{{ item.body }}
}
{% endfor %}