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LabelledResolvable

radix_rust

Trait LabelledResolvable 

Source 
pub trait LabelledResolvable {
    type ResolverOutput;
}
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LabelledResolvable is a marker trait, serving a few purposes:

  • It avoids polluting every type with a resolve method
  • It avoids trait definition collisions, by ensuring key types (e.g. &str) don’t implement it.
  • It allows providing ResolverOutput to establish what kind of resolver it works with. This allows distinguishing “leaf” nodes which can be directly resolved from a resolver, and have ResolverOutput equal to Self, from container types (e.g. Option and Vec which don’t have that bound).

If implementing this with ResolverOutput = Self, you will likely want to use labelled_resolvable_with_identity_impl or [labelled_resolvable_with_try_into_impls] to implement this trait and a reflexive or blanket impl using try_into.

Required Associated Types§

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type ResolverOutput

You’ll be passed a resolver, what will the resolver output? Often this will be Self, but sometimes it will be another type which you will need to map into Self.

Dyn Compatibility§

This trait is dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety".

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