[−][src]Crate init_tree
If you have a collection of singletons you need to initialize, and some of those singletons
are dependent on handles from other singletons, the InitTree is the structure you need.
After implementing the Init trait for all of your singleton types all you need to do is add
them to the InitTree, and then call .init() to receive all of your initialized types.
Macros
| impl_init |
Structs
| InitTree | A tree of types to initialize. |
| InitializedTree | A collection of all the structures after they've been initialized. Call |
| TypeInitDef | Largely an implementation detail. However you may need to create one of these if you're manually
implementing |
Constants
| MAX_TREE_DEPTH | If your dependency tree goes beyond this many layers deep we'll refuse to initialize it. |
Traits
| Init |
Functions
| get_type_names | Here for use in macros. Returns a comma separated string of the type names in this iterator. |