Struct polygraph::example::tree::Person[][src]

#[repr(C)]
pub struct Person { pub last_name: Key<Surname>, pub father: Option<Key<Person>>, pub mother: Option<Key<Person>>, pub name: String, pub dog: Set64<Key<Dog>>, }

Fields

last_name: Key<Surname>father: Option<Key<Person>>

father is a one-to-many relationship

mother: Option<Key<Person>>

mother is a one-to-many relationship

name: String

We use a raw String for given name, since we don’t care to iterate over all “Davids”. Otherwise we’d do the same as with Surname.

dog: Set64<Key<Dog>>

dog is a many-to-many relationship

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