pub struct ItemVisitorVTable {
    pub visit_item: unsafe extern "C" fn(_: VRefMut<'_, ItemVisitorVTable>, component: &VRc<ComponentVTable, Dyn>, index: usize, item: Pin<VRef<'_, ItemVTable>>) -> VisitChildrenResult,
    pub drop: unsafe extern "C" fn(_: VRefMut<'_, ItemVisitorVTable>),
}
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Object to be passed in visit_item_children method of the Component.

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§visit_item: unsafe extern "C" fn(_: VRefMut<'_, ItemVisitorVTable>, component: &VRc<ComponentVTable, Dyn>, index: usize, item: Pin<VRef<'_, ItemVTable>>) -> VisitChildrenResult

Called for each child of the visited item

The component parameter is the component in which the item live which might not be the same as the parent’s component. index is to be used again in the visit_item_children function of the Component (the one passed as parameter) and item is a reference to the item itself

§drop: unsafe extern "C" fn(_: VRefMut<'_, ItemVisitorVTable>)

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impl ItemVisitorVTable

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pub fn new<T: ItemVisitor>() -> Self

Create a vtable suitable for a given type implementing the trait.

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impl VTableMeta for ItemVisitorVTable

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type VTable = ItemVisitorVTable

That’s the VTable itself (so most likely Self)
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type Target = ItemVisitorTO

That’s the trait object that implements the functions Read more
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impl VTableMetaDrop for ItemVisitorVTable

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