Trait Reflectable

pub trait Reflectable {
    // Required method
    fn reflect(&self) -> Self;
}

Chess is a symmetric game and this trait represents a component of the game which can be reflected to it’s symmetric opposite component.

Required Methods

fn reflect(&self) -> Self

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.

Implementations on Foreign Types

impl Reflectable for i32

fn reflect(&self) -> Self

impl<T1, T2> Reflectable for (T1, T2)

where T1: Reflectable, T2: Reflectable,

fn reflect(&self) -> Self

impl<T1, T2, T3> Reflectable for (T1, T2, T3)

where T1: Reflectable, T2: Reflectable, T3: Reflectable,

fn reflect(&self) -> Self

impl<T: Reflectable + Ord> Reflectable for BTreeSet<T>

fn reflect(&self) -> Self

impl<T: Reflectable + EnumSetType> Reflectable for EnumSet<T>

fn reflect(&self) -> Self

impl<T: Reflectable> Reflectable for Option<T>

fn reflect(&self) -> Self

impl<T: Reflectable> Reflectable for Vec<T>

fn reflect(&self) -> Self

Implementors

impl Reflectable for CastleZone

A castle is reflected by it’s side, i.e.

• WK <==> BK
• WQ <==> BQ

impl Reflectable for Dir

impl Reflectable for Piece

We reflect a piece to it’s correspondent on the opposite side.

impl Reflectable for Side

impl Reflectable for Square

impl Reflectable for BitBoard