pub struct CallbackPattern {
pub callback_index: usize,
}
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A callback pattern is used to reference against a callback function. The actual callback function is stored in the context, just the index is provided here. This is useful for adding new user-defined functions in Rust.
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§callback_index: usize
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Source§impl Clone for CallbackPattern
impl Clone for CallbackPattern
Source§impl Debug for CallbackPattern
impl Debug for CallbackPattern
Source§impl<Q: QueryContext> Matcher<Q> for CallbackPattern
impl<Q: QueryContext> Matcher<Q> for CallbackPattern
fn execute<'a>( &'a self, binding: &Q::ResolvedPattern<'a>, state: &mut State<'a, Q>, context: &'a Q::ExecContext<'a>, logs: &mut AnalysisLogs, ) -> GritResult<bool>
Source§impl PatternName for CallbackPattern
impl PatternName for CallbackPattern
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impl Freeze for CallbackPattern
impl RefUnwindSafe for CallbackPattern
impl Send for CallbackPattern
impl Sync for CallbackPattern
impl Unpin for CallbackPattern
impl UnwindSafe for CallbackPattern
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impl<T> IntoEither for T
Source§fn into_either(self, into_left: bool) -> Either<Self, Self>
fn into_either(self, into_left: bool) -> Either<Self, Self>
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