use superstruct::superstruct;
#[superstruct(variants(A, B), variant_attributes(derive(Debug, Clone)))]
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
struct Inner {
both: &'static str,
#[superstruct(only(A))]
only_a: &'static str,
}
#[superstruct(variants(A, B), variant_attributes(derive(Debug, Clone)))]
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
struct Outer {
#[superstruct(only(A), partial_getter(rename = "inner_a"))]
inner: InnerA,
#[superstruct(only(B), partial_getter(rename = "inner_b"))]
inner: InnerB,
}
impl Outer {
pub fn inner(&self) -> InnerRef<'_> {
match self {
Outer::A(a) => InnerRef::A(&a.inner),
Outer::B(b) => InnerRef::B(&b.inner),
}
}
}
#[test]
fn nesting() {
let inner_a = InnerA {
both: "hello",
only_a: "world",
};
let inner_b = InnerB { both: "hello" };
let a = Outer::A(OuterA {
inner: inner_a.clone(),
});
let b = Outer::B(OuterB {
inner: inner_b.clone(),
});
assert_eq!(a.inner_a().unwrap().both, b.inner_b().unwrap().both);
assert_eq!(a.inner().both(), b.inner().both());
}