bdat 0.5.0-alpha

(De)serialization library for Monolithsoft's BDAT file format
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//! BDAT table, row, cell implementations
//!
//! Depending on how they were read, BDAT tables can either own their data source
//! or borrow from it.
//!
//! ## Accessing cells
//! The `row` function provides an easy interface to access cells.
//!
//! See also: [`RowRef`]
//!
//! ## Specialized views
//! If you know what type of BDAT tables you're dealing with (legacy or modern), you can use
//! [`as_modern`] and [`as_legacy`] to get specialized table views.
//!
//! These views return more ergonomic row accessors that let you quickly extract values, instead
//! of having to handle cases that are not supported by the known version.
//!
//! See also: [`ModernTable`], [`LegacyTable`]
//!
//!
//! [`RowRef`]: row::RowRef
//! [`as_legacy`]: CompatTable::as_legacy
//! [`as_modern`]: CompatTable::as_modern

pub mod cell;
pub mod column;
pub mod compat;
pub mod row;

pub(crate) mod private;

mod builder;
mod convert;
mod legacy;
mod modern;
mod util;

pub use builder::{LegacyTableBuilder, ModernTableBuilder};
pub use column::{LegacyColumn, ModernColumn};
pub use compat::{CompatColumn, CompatRef, CompatRow, CompatTable};
pub use convert::FormatConvertError;
pub use legacy::{LegacyRow, LegacyTable};
pub use modern::{ModernRow, ModernTable};