Trait Extend 

pub trait Extend<T>: Sized {
    // Required method
    fn extend(self) -> T;
}

Generic extension

This type performs either a zero extend or a sign extend, depending if the type is signed.

Required Methods

fn extend(self) -> T

Extends this type

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety".

Implementations on Foreign Types

impl Extend<i16> for i8

fn extend(self) -> i16

impl Extend<i32> for i8

fn extend(self) -> i32

impl Extend<i32> for i16

fn extend(self) -> i32

impl Extend<i64> for i8

fn extend(self) -> i64

impl Extend<i64> for i16

fn extend(self) -> i64

impl Extend<i64> for i32

fn extend(self) -> i64

impl Extend<i128> for i8

fn extend(self) -> i128

impl Extend<i128> for i16

fn extend(self) -> i128

impl Extend<i128> for i32

fn extend(self) -> i128

impl Extend<i128> for i64

fn extend(self) -> i128

impl Extend<u16> for u8

fn extend(self) -> u16

impl Extend<u32> for u8

fn extend(self) -> u32

impl Extend<u32> for u16

fn extend(self) -> u32

impl Extend<u64> for u8

fn extend(self) -> u64

impl Extend<u64> for u16

fn extend(self) -> u64

impl Extend<u64> for u32

fn extend(self) -> u64

impl Extend<u128> for u8

fn extend(self) -> u128

impl Extend<u128> for u16

fn extend(self) -> u128

impl Extend<u128> for u32

fn extend(self) -> u128

impl Extend<u128> for u64

fn extend(self) -> u128

impl<'a> Extend<i16> for &'a i8

where i8: Extend<i16>,

fn extend(self) -> i16

impl<'a> Extend<i32> for &'a i8

where i8: Extend<i32>,

fn extend(self) -> i32

impl<'a> Extend<i32> for &'a i16

where i16: Extend<i32>,

fn extend(self) -> i32

impl<'a> Extend<i64> for &'a i8

where i8: Extend<i64>,

fn extend(self) -> i64

impl<'a> Extend<i64> for &'a i16

where i16: Extend<i64>,

fn extend(self) -> i64

impl<'a> Extend<i64> for &'a i32

where i32: Extend<i64>,

fn extend(self) -> i64

impl<'a> Extend<i128> for &'a i8

where i8: Extend<i128>,

fn extend(self) -> i128

impl<'a> Extend<i128> for &'a i16

where i16: Extend<i128>,

fn extend(self) -> i128

impl<'a> Extend<i128> for &'a i32

where i32: Extend<i128>,

fn extend(self) -> i128

impl<'a> Extend<i128> for &'a i64

where i64: Extend<i128>,

fn extend(self) -> i128

impl<'a> Extend<u16> for &'a u8

where u8: Extend<u16>,

fn extend(self) -> u16

impl<'a> Extend<u32> for &'a u8

where u8: Extend<u32>,

fn extend(self) -> u32

impl<'a> Extend<u32> for &'a u16

where u16: Extend<u32>,

fn extend(self) -> u32

impl<'a> Extend<u64> for &'a u8

where u8: Extend<u64>,

fn extend(self) -> u64

impl<'a> Extend<u64> for &'a u16

where u16: Extend<u64>,

fn extend(self) -> u64

impl<'a> Extend<u64> for &'a u32

where u32: Extend<u64>,

fn extend(self) -> u64

impl<'a> Extend<u128> for &'a u8

where u8: Extend<u128>,

fn extend(self) -> u128

impl<'a> Extend<u128> for &'a u16

where u16: Extend<u128>,

fn extend(self) -> u128

impl<'a> Extend<u128> for &'a u32

where u32: Extend<u128>,

fn extend(self) -> u128

impl<'a> Extend<u128> for &'a u64

where u64: Extend<u128>,

fn extend(self) -> u128

Implementors

impl<T> Extend<T> for T

Extending to the same type simply returns it