pub enum HRef {
Local(String),
Remote(String),
}Expand description
An xlink:href reference to a GML object.
Distinguishes between local fragment references (same document) and remote
URI references at the type level, keeping the # prefix as a
serialization-only detail.
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use egml_core::model::xlink::HRef;
// Both forms produce the same local reference
assert_eq!(HRef::from_local("#UUID_abc_def"), HRef::from_local("UUID_abc_def"));
let local: HRef = "#UUID_abc_def".parse().unwrap();
assert_eq!(local, HRef::from_local("UUID_abc_def"));
assert_eq!(local.local_id(), Some("UUID_abc_def"));
assert_eq!(local.to_string(), "#UUID_abc_def");
let remote: HRef = "https://example.com/geom".parse().unwrap();
assert_eq!(remote, HRef::Remote("https://example.com/geom".to_string()));
assert_eq!(remote.local_id(), None);
assert_eq!(remote.to_string(), "https://example.com/geom");Variants§
Local(String)
A fragment reference to an object in the same document.
Stores the bare ID without the # prefix.
Remote(String)
A full URI reference to an external resource.
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impl HRef
Sourcepub fn from_local(id: impl Into<String>) -> HRef
pub fn from_local(id: impl Into<String>) -> HRef
Constructs a local fragment reference, stripping a leading # if present.
Accepts both raw xlink:href attribute values ("#UUID_abc") and bare
GML ids ("UUID_abc"). The # prefix is added back on serialization.
Sourcepub fn from_local_id(id: Id) -> HRef
pub fn from_local_id(id: Id) -> HRef
Constructs a local fragment reference from a GML Id.
Sourcepub fn from_remote(uri: impl Into<String>) -> HRef
pub fn from_remote(uri: impl Into<String>) -> HRef
Constructs a remote URI reference.
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impl Eq for HRef
impl StructuralPartialEq for HRef
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impl Freeze for HRef
impl RefUnwindSafe for HRef
impl Send for HRef
impl Sync for HRef
impl Unpin for HRef
impl UnsafeUnpin for HRef
impl UnwindSafe for HRef
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