Enum ValueContentRefMut 

pub enum ValueContentRefMut<'a> {
    Null(&'a mut NickelValue),
    Bool(&'a mut NickelValue),
    Number(&'a mut NumberData),
    Array(Container<&'a mut ArrayData>),
    Record(Container<&'a mut RecordData>),
    String(&'a mut StringData),
    Thunk(&'a mut Thunk),
    Term(&'a mut TermData),
    Label(&'a mut LabelData),
    EnumVariant(&'a mut EnumVariantData),
    ForeignId(&'a mut ForeignIdData),
    SealingKey(&'a mut SealingKeyData),
    CustomContract(&'a mut CustomContractData),
    Type(&'a mut TypeData),
}

Mutable version of ValueContentRef.

Variants

Null(&'a mut NickelValue)

Given the encoding of inline values, it’s a bad idea to provide a bare Rust reference to the underlying data encoding the inline value. While it’s possible currently, we might use a more exotic layout in the future making it impossible to produce a valid Rust reference to an InlineValue.

A mutable reference is mostly useful for value blocks anyway. For inline values, we just return the original value back. It can be overridden directly with a new inline value.

Note that the empty array case and the empty record case are handled by the Container part in Self::Array and Self::Record.

Bool(&'a mut NickelValue)

Number(&'a mut NumberData)

Array(Container<&'a mut ArrayData>)

Record(Container<&'a mut RecordData>)

String(&'a mut StringData)

Thunk(&'a mut Thunk)

Term(&'a mut TermData)

Label(&'a mut LabelData)

EnumVariant(&'a mut EnumVariantData)

ForeignId(&'a mut ForeignIdData)

SealingKey(&'a mut SealingKeyData)

CustomContract(&'a mut CustomContractData)

Type(&'a mut TypeData)