Crate mercy 

Owned pair of immutable strings.

Uses lots of generics to be customisable. If you plan to use these types in your own crate, you should use type aliases to avoid having to specify generics all the time.

If you want a Spair, you can either construct one directly with Spair::new or act to build one.

If you’d like to support more string buffer types, you should see the traits Stringy and Stringable. You can enable ArrayString support via the arrayvec feature.

Structs

Act

Builder made with act.

Custom

Wrapper for IncompleteError and DuplicateError that allows naming the two strings.

DuplicateError

Error when there were duplicate keys provided to a Spair.

Spair

String pair, stored and displayed with separator Sep. (by default, empty)

Enums

BuildError

Error when building a Spair with Act::finish.

Duplicated

Duplicated key returned by DuplicateError::which.

IncompleteError

Error when building an incomplete Spair via Act::finish.

Traits

Stringable

Generalisation over String that includes immutable and non-growable containers.

Stringy

Generalisation over String.

Functions

act

Lets you build a Spair.

Type Aliases

CustomDuplicateError

Alias for Custom<DuplicateError<S>, K1, K2>.

CustomIncompleteError

Alias for Custom<IncompleteError<S>, K1, K2>.