Struct NestedClassBuilder

pub struct NestedClassBuilder { /* private fields */ }
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Builder for creating NestedClass table entries.

NestedClassBuilder provides a fluent API for creating entries in the NestedClass metadata table, which defines hierarchical relationships between nested types and their enclosing types.

§Purpose

The NestedClass table serves several key functions:

  • Type Hierarchy: Defines which types are nested within other types
  • Visibility Scoping: Establishes access rules for nested types
  • Enclosing Context: Links nested types to their containing types
  • Namespace Resolution: Enables proper type resolution within nested contexts
  • Compilation Support: Provides context for type compilation and loading

§Builder Pattern

The builder provides a fluent interface for constructing NestedClass entries:


let nesting_token = NestedClassBuilder::new()
    .nested_class(inner_token)
    .enclosing_class(outer_token)
    .build(&mut context)?;

§Validation

The builder enforces the following constraints:

  • Nested Class Required: A nested class token must be provided
  • Enclosing Class Required: An enclosing class token must be provided
  • Token Validation: Both tokens must be valid TypeDef tokens
  • Relationship Validation: Prevents invalid nesting scenarios (self-nesting, etc.)

§Integration

NestedClass entries integrate with other metadata structures:

  • TypeDef: Both nested and enclosing types must be TypeDef entries
  • Type Registry: Establishes relationships in the type system
  • Visibility Rules: Nested types inherit accessibility from their context

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impl NestedClassBuilder

pub fn new() -> Self

Creates a new NestedClassBuilder instance.

Returns a builder with all fields unset, ready for configuration through the fluent API methods.

§Examples
let builder = NestedClassBuilder::new();

pub fn nested_class(self, nested_class_token: Token) -> Self

Sets the token of the nested type.

The nested type must be a valid TypeDef token that represents the type being nested within the enclosing type.

§Arguments
  • nested_class_token - Token of the TypeDef for the nested type
§Examples
let inner_token = TypeDefBuilder::new()
    .name("InnerClass")
    .flags(TypeAttributes::NESTED_PUBLIC | TypeAttributes::CLASS)
    .build(&mut context)?;

let builder = NestedClassBuilder::new()
    .nested_class(inner_token);

pub fn enclosing_class(self, enclosing_class_token: Token) -> Self

Sets the token of the enclosing type.

The enclosing type must be a valid TypeDef token that represents the type containing the nested type.

§Arguments
  • enclosing_class_token - Token of the TypeDef for the enclosing type
§Examples
let outer_token = TypeDefBuilder::new()
    .name("OuterClass")
    .public_class()
    .build(&mut context)?;

let builder = NestedClassBuilder::new()
    .enclosing_class(outer_token);

pub fn build(self, context: &mut BuilderContext) -> Result<Token>

Builds the NestedClass entry and adds it to the assembly.

This method validates all required fields, verifies the type tokens are valid TypeDef tokens, validates the nesting relationship, creates the NestedClass table entry, and returns the metadata token for the new entry.

§Arguments
  • context - The builder context for the assembly being modified
§Returns

Returns the metadata token for the newly created NestedClass entry.

§Errors

Returns an error if:

  • The nested class token is not set
  • The enclosing class token is not set
  • Either token is not a valid TypeDef token
  • The tokens refer to the same type (self-nesting)
  • There are issues adding the table row
§Examples

let nesting_token = NestedClassBuilder::new()
    .nested_class(inner_token)
    .enclosing_class(outer_token)
    .build(&mut context)?;

println!("Created NestedClass with token: {}", nesting_token);

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impl Clone for NestedClassBuilder

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fn clone(&self) -> NestedClassBuilder

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for NestedClassBuilder

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for NestedClassBuilder

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fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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