Struct PName 

pub struct PName {
    pub raw: IdentOrLiteral,
    pub original: String,
    pub rename: Option<String>,
}

A parsed name, which includes the raw name and the effective name.

Examples:

raw = “foo_bar”, no rename rule, effective = “foo_bar” raw = “foo_bar”, #[facet(rename = “kiki”)], effective = “kiki” raw = “foo_bar”, #[facet(rename_all = camelCase)], effective = “fooBar” raw = “r#type”, no rename rule, effective = “type”

Fields

raw: IdentOrLiteral

The raw identifier, as we found it in the source code. It might be actually raw, as in r#keyword.

original: String

If raw was r#keyword, then this one is, naturally, just keyword.

rename: Option<String>

This is original after applying rename rules, which might not be a valid identifier in Rust. It could be a number. It could be a kebab-case thing. It could be anything!

If it’s None, there was no #[facet(rename)] attr on the field, or #[facet(rename_all)] on the parent container, and it would’ve been the same as original anyway.

Implementations

impl PName

pub fn new( raw: IdentOrLiteral, container_rename_rule: Option<RenameRule>, rename: Option<String>, ) -> Self

Constructs a new PName.

Precedence for rename:

1. Field-level rename if provided
2. Container-level rename_rule applied to original
3. None

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for PName

fn clone(&self) -> PName

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.