Struct demand::MultiSelect

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pub struct MultiSelect<T: Display> {
    pub title: String,
    pub theme: Theme,
    pub description: String,
    pub options: Vec<DemandOption<T>>,
    pub min: usize,
    pub max: usize,
    pub filterable: bool,
    /* private fields */
}
Expand description

Select multiple options from a list

Example

use demand::{DemandOption, MultiSelect};

let ms = MultiSelect::new("Toppings")
  .description("Select your toppings")
  .min(1)
  .max(4)
  .filterable(true)
  .option(DemandOption::new("Lettuce").selected(true))
  .option(DemandOption::new("Tomatoes").selected(true))
  .option(DemandOption::new("Charm Sauce"))
  .option(DemandOption::new("Jalapenos").label("Jalapeños"))
  .option(DemandOption::new("Cheese"))
  .option(DemandOption::new("Vegan Cheese"))
  .option(DemandOption::new("Nutella"));///
let toppings = ms.run().expect("error running multi select");

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§title: String

The title of the selector

§theme: Theme

The colors/style of the selector

§description: String

A description to display above the selector

§options: Vec<DemandOption<T>>

The options which can be selected

§min: usize

The minimum number of options which must be selected

§max: usize

The maximum number of options which can be selected

§filterable: bool

Whether the selector can be filtered with a query

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impl<T: Display> MultiSelect<T>

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pub fn new<S: Into<String>>(title: S) -> Self

Create a new multi select with the given title

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fn main() {
    let ms = MultiSelect::new("Toppings")
        .description("Select your toppings")
        .min(1)
        .max(4)
        .filterable(true)
        .option(DemandOption::new("Lettuce").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Tomatoes").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Charm Sauce"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Jalapenos").label("Jalapeños"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Vegan Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Nutella"));
    ms.run().expect("error running multi select");
}
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pub fn description(self, description: &str) -> Self

Set the description of the selector

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fn main() {
    let ms = MultiSelect::new("Toppings")
        .description("Select your toppings")
        .min(1)
        .max(4)
        .filterable(true)
        .option(DemandOption::new("Lettuce").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Tomatoes").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Charm Sauce"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Jalapenos").label("Jalapeños"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Vegan Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Nutella"));
    ms.run().expect("error running multi select");
}
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pub fn option(self, option: DemandOption<T>) -> Self

Add an option to the selector

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fn main() {
    let ms = MultiSelect::new("Toppings")
        .description("Select your toppings")
        .min(1)
        .max(4)
        .filterable(true)
        .option(DemandOption::new("Lettuce").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Tomatoes").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Charm Sauce"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Jalapenos").label("Jalapeños"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Vegan Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Nutella"));
    ms.run().expect("error running multi select");
}
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pub fn min(self, min: usize) -> Self

Set the minimum number of options which must be selected

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fn main() {
    let ms = MultiSelect::new("Toppings")
        .description("Select your toppings")
        .min(1)
        .max(4)
        .filterable(true)
        .option(DemandOption::new("Lettuce").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Tomatoes").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Charm Sauce"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Jalapenos").label("Jalapeños"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Vegan Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Nutella"));
    ms.run().expect("error running multi select");
}
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pub fn max(self, max: usize) -> Self

Set the maximum number of options which can be selected

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fn main() {
    let ms = MultiSelect::new("Toppings")
        .description("Select your toppings")
        .min(1)
        .max(4)
        .filterable(true)
        .option(DemandOption::new("Lettuce").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Tomatoes").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Charm Sauce"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Jalapenos").label("Jalapeños"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Vegan Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Nutella"));
    ms.run().expect("error running multi select");
}
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pub fn filterable(self, filterable: bool) -> Self

Set whether the selector can be filtered with a query

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fn main() {
    let ms = MultiSelect::new("Toppings")
        .description("Select your toppings")
        .min(1)
        .max(4)
        .filterable(true)
        .option(DemandOption::new("Lettuce").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Tomatoes").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Charm Sauce"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Jalapenos").label("Jalapeños"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Vegan Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Nutella"));
    ms.run().expect("error running multi select");
}
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pub fn theme(self, theme: Theme) -> Self

Set the theme of the selector

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pub fn run(self) -> Result<Vec<T>>

Displays the selector to the user and returns their selected options

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fn main() {
    let ms = MultiSelect::new("Toppings")
        .description("Select your toppings")
        .min(1)
        .max(4)
        .filterable(true)
        .option(DemandOption::new("Lettuce").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Tomatoes").selected(true))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Charm Sauce"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Jalapenos").label("Jalapeños"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Vegan Cheese"))
        .option(DemandOption::new("Nutella"));
    ms.run().expect("error running multi select");
}

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impl<T> RefUnwindSafe for MultiSelect<T>
where T: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<T> Send for MultiSelect<T>
where T: Send,

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impl<T> Sync for MultiSelect<T>
where T: Sync,

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impl<T> Unpin for MultiSelect<T>
where T: Unpin,

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impl<T> UnwindSafe for MultiSelect<T>
where T: UnwindSafe,

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