Struct yrs::YPathSegment

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#[repr(C)]
pub struct YPathSegment { pub tag: c_char, pub value: YPathSegmentCase, }
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A single segment of a path returned from yevent_path function. It can be one of two cases, recognized by it’s tag field:

  1. Y_EVENT_PATH_KEY means that segment value can be accessed by segment.value.key and is referring to a string key used by map component (eg. YMap entry).
  2. Y_EVENT_PATH_INDEX means that segment value can be accessed by segment.value.index and is referring to an int index used by sequence component (eg. YArray item or YXmlElement child).

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§tag: c_char

Tag used to identify which case current segment is referring to:

  1. Y_EVENT_PATH_KEY means that segment value can be accessed by segment.value.key and is referring to a string key used by map component (eg. YMap entry).
  2. Y_EVENT_PATH_INDEX means that segment value can be accessed by segment.value.index and is referring to an int index used by sequence component (eg. YArray item or YXmlElement child).
§value: YPathSegmentCase

Union field containing either key or index. A particular case can be recognized by using segment’s tag field.

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impl Drop for YPathSegment

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fn drop(&mut self)

Executes the destructor for this type. Read more
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impl From<PathSegment> for YPathSegment

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fn from(ps: PathSegment) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

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