Module data_reader::reader

Contains all of the functions related to the different readers that will be generated.

Re-exports

• pub use self::parser::parse_txt;
• pub use self::float_reader::*;
• pub use self::int_reader::*;
• pub use self::prim_reader::*;
• pub use self::uint_reader::*;
• pub use self::reader_results::*;
• pub use self::parser_utility::*;

Modules

• float_reader
  Contains various float type readers
• int_reader
  Contains various integer type readers
• parser
  Contains the functions that will parse a file and return a RawReaderResults
• parser_utility
  Contains a couple functions that are useful for parsing files
• prim_reader
  Contains various primitive type readers that don’t fit into the other reader modules
• reader_results
  Contains the results from parse_txt or load_txt!
• uint_reader
  Contains various unsigned integer type readers

Macros

• load_text
  load_txt! reads in a data file that is made up of any type data that supports FromStr trait. If this assumption is not made then the parser will fail during the conversion between &u8 to the type. It can also fail in a number of other ways related to invalid parameters or the data file having malformed fields. These errors are percolated up to whatever is calling this in the form of the Error type. One should therefore check to make sure no errors are obtained when examining the file. If a malformed field is seen the error does contain information about what line number of the data file has the malformed field. Input - f is simply the location of the file. params is ReaderParams structure. An example for what this looks like can be found in the test directory. type - the data type we’ll be using Output - A Result type that either contains a ReaderResults structure or an error.

Structs

• ReaderParams
  ReaderParams tells us what our reader should be doing.

Enums

• Delimiter
  The type of delimiter that we can use