Enum SupportedAttributeTypes

pub enum SupportedAttributeTypes {
    AsciiString,
    ByteString,
    Integer,
    Integer64,
    Date,
    IPv4Addr,
    IPv4Prefix,
    IPv6Addr,
    IPv6Prefix,
    InterfaceId,
    Enum,
    Tlv,
    Vsa,
    Evs,
    Concat,
    Extended,
    LongExtended,
}

Represents a list of supported data types as defined in RFC 2865 & RFC 8044

Variants

AsciiString

Rust’s String; RFC 8044 calls this “text” - UTF-8 text

ByteString

Rusts’s u8; RFC 8044 calls this “string” (FreeRADIUS calls this “octets”) - binary data as a sequence of undistinguished octets

Integer

Rust’s u32

Integer64

Rust’s u64

Date

Rust’s u32; RFC 8044 calls this “time”

IPv4Addr

Rust’s [u8;4]

IPv4Prefix

Rust’s [u8;5]

IPv6Addr

Rust’s [u8;16]

IPv6Prefix

Rust’s [u8;18]

InterfaceId

Rust’s [u8;8]; RFC 8044 calls this “ifid”

Enum

Rust’s u32

Tlv

Rust’s u8

Vsa

Rust’s u8; RFC 8044 defines this as vendor-specific data

Evs

Rust’s u8; RFC 8044 defines this as Extended-Vendor-Specific Attribute (FreeRADIUS accepts VSA instead of EVS data type)

Concat

Rust’s u8; Doesn’t look like a type on its own, but rather an extension to some data types (in FreeRADIUS this is a flag) usually string/octets

Extended

Rust’s u8; Doesn’t look like a type on its own, but rather an extension to some data types (in FreeRADIUS this is a flag)

LongExtended

Rust’s u8; Doesn’t look like a type on its own, but rather an extension to some data types (in FreeRADIUS this is a flag)

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for SupportedAttributeTypes

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl PartialEq for SupportedAttributeTypes

fn eq(&self, other: &SupportedAttributeTypes) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

impl StructuralPartialEq for SupportedAttributeTypes