Crate gazebo

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A collection of well-tested primitives that have been useful. Most modules stand alone.

Modules§

any: Methods that build upon the Any trait.
cast: Cast between types with no conversion.
cell: Additions to the Ref mechanism.
cmp: Traits to help implementing dynamic comparisons.
coerce: A trait to represent zero-cost conversions.
display: Provides utilities to implement Display, which also provides an “alternate” display.
dupe: A cheap version of Clone.
file: File/IO operations.
hash: Utilities for working with hashes.
phantom: Additional PhantomData related types.
prelude: Standard functions. Usually imported with use gazebo::prelude::*.
types: Operations working on Rust types.
variants: Working with the variants of an enum.

cmp_chain: Performs a chain of comparison operation expressions yielding std::cmp::Ordering, supporting early exit upon hitting the first expressions that doesn’t yield std::cmp::Ordering::Equal and returning the result of that. This is useful for easily writing a sequence of expressions necessary to yield a comparison result. The macro is expanded inplace, so any expressions dealing with Result types are allowed provided that the larger scope allows returning result.
eq_chain: Performs a chain of equals operation expressions yielding bool, supporting early exit upon hitting the first expressions that returns false and returning false. This is useful for easily writing a sequence of equals expressions necessary to yield a bool The macro is expanded inplace, so any expressions dealing with Result types are allowed provided that the larger scope allows returning result.
transmute: transmute!(from-type, to-type, value) will do a transmute, but the original and result types must be specified.

terminate_on_panic: Causes Rust to exit the process when any panic occurs. An alternative is to compile your binary and all dependencies with -Cpanic=abort, which will provide similar behavior and smaller libraries.