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BufferParts

duat_core::buffer

Struct BufferParts

pub struct BufferParts<'b> {
    pub strs: &'b Strs,
    pub tags: Tags<'b>,
    pub selections: &'b Selections,
    pub changes: Changes<'b>,
    pub ranges_to_update: RangesToUpdate<'b>,
    pub opts: &'b BufferOpts,
}

Expand description

This function is like TextParts, but it includes information about Changes that took place since the last call to BufferTracker::parts, as well as all the ranges of the Text that still need updating.

Fields§

§strs: &'b Strs

The Strs of the whole Text of the Buffer.

§tags: Tags<'b>

The Tags of the Buffer.

This, unlike Strs, allows mutation in the form of adding and removing Tags.

§selections: &'b Selections

The Selections of the Buffer.

§changes: Changes<'b>

An ExactSizeIterator of all Changes that took place since the last call to BufferTracker::parts

§ranges_to_update: RangesToUpdate<'b>

A list of the ranges that need to be updated.

This should be used in conjunction with visible ranges acquired from a Handle<Buffer>, in order to update only what is visible on screen.

§opts: &'b BufferOpts

The BufferOpts of the Buffer in question.

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl<'b> Freeze for BufferParts<'b>

impl<'b> !RefUnwindSafe for BufferParts<'b>

impl<'b> Send for BufferParts<'b>

impl<'b> Sync for BufferParts<'b>

impl<'b> Unpin for BufferParts<'b>

impl<'b> UnsafeUnpin for BufferParts<'b>

impl<'b> !UnwindSafe for BufferParts<'b>

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