Isotopes

This is currently in early development. None of the API is stable.

Variants of common types for enforcing invariance.

Types

Non-negative

Types that cannot go under 0. They implement Add<Self>, Mul<Self>, and Div<Self> that just do exactly what their underlying types do. Sub was not implemented, since underflowing is extremely easy to accidentally do.

They implement the checked operator and bound traits.

• NonNegativeU8 - NonNegativeU128, NonNegativeUsize
• NonNegativeI8 - NonNegativeI128, NonNegativeIsize
• NonNegativeF32, NonNegativeF64

Clamped ratio

A ratio that is between 0 and 1. They use f32/f64 under the hood. They implement the checked operator and bound traits.

• ClampedRatio32
• ClampedRatio64

Operators

Bound traits

• Min
• Max

These just provide a standard way of defining the upper and lower limits of a type.

Implementations of Min and Max for primitive ints (signed and unsigned) and floats are already defined.

Checked operator traits

• CheckedAdd
• CheckedSub
• CheckedMul
• CheckedDiv

Each of these traits provide one function (e.g., checked_add) that lets you add two numbers and returns a Result. You can customize the Error type.

Saturating type

Saturating is a wrapper struct that automatically implements the standard operator traits Add, Sub, Mul, and Div for all implementations of the Checked* traits that also implement Min and Max. Underflowing and overflowing the underlying type just returns its min and max values respectively.