Struct Claimed 

pub struct Claimed {
    pub functions: HashSet<Ident>,
    pub types: HashSet<TypeKey>,
    pub consts: Option<HashSet<Ident>>,
    pub ignored_functions: HashSet<Ident>,
    pub ignored_types: HashSet<TypeKey>,
    pub ignored_consts: HashSet<Ident>,
    pub ignored_name_predicates: Vec<NamePredicate>,
}

What a binding claimed, so everything else can be reported.

The two populations are separate on purpose. A declared item is claimed and emitted; an ignored one is claimed and deliberately dropped. Both silence the skip report, but only an ignore that matches nothing is itself worth a warning — a declaration that matches nothing is a hard error the registry raises long before this runs.

Fields

functions: HashSet<Ident>

Functions the binding emits, plus the helpers it only references.

types: HashSet<TypeKey>

Types the binding emits, plus the ones that cross only through a plan.

consts: Option<HashSet<Ident>>

Consts the binding emits, or None when it has no const mechanism at all — then every const is re-emitted verbatim, so none is ever skipped and reporting one would be a lie.

ignored_functions: HashSet<Ident>

ignored_types: HashSet<TypeKey>

ignored_consts: HashSet<Ident>

ignored_name_predicates: Vec<NamePredicate>

Bulk ignores keyed on a naming family rather than an exact ident. Kind-agnostic: prebindgen names live in one flat namespace.

Trait Implementations

impl Default for Claimed

fn default() -> Claimed

Returns the “default value” for a type.