Struct Noun 

pub struct Noun { /* private fields */ }

Has the Ranting trait. Often you may want to #[derive(Ranting)] and sometimes override some of the trait functions.

Implementations

impl Noun

pub fn new(name: &str, subject: &str) -> Self

Trait Implementations

impl Display for Noun

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Ranting for &Noun

fn name(&self, uc: bool) -> String

return the name, which is struct name or the #{ranting(name = "..")] value, or self.name if the name attribute was set to “$”

fn subjective(&self) -> &str

return the subject: “it” or the #{ranting(subject = "..")] value; self.subject if “$”.

fn is_plural(&self) -> bool

return if plural (the subject, or if you, the #{ranting(plural_you = "true/false")] value, default false

fn inflect(&self, as_plural: bool, uc: bool) -> String

return the singular or plural form as configured, starting with capital if uc is set. use #{ranting(singular_end = "..", plural_end = "..")] if not plural = singular + “s”

fn skip_article(&self) -> bool

If an article is only required when emphasizing, set #{ranting(no_article = "true")], and this function will return accordingly (used by placeholders).

impl Ranting for &mut Noun

fn name(&self, uc: bool) -> String

return the name, which is struct name or the #{ranting(name = "..")] value, or self.name if the name attribute was set to “$”

fn subjective(&self) -> &str

return the subject: “it” or the #{ranting(subject = "..")] value; self.subject if “$”.

fn is_plural(&self) -> bool

return if plural (the subject, or if you, the #{ranting(plural_you = "true/false")] value, default false

fn inflect(&self, as_plural: bool, uc: bool) -> String

return the singular or plural form as configured, starting with capital if uc is set. use #{ranting(singular_end = "..", plural_end = "..")] if not plural = singular + “s”

fn skip_article(&self) -> bool

If an article is only required when emphasizing, set #{ranting(no_article = "true")], and this function will return accordingly (used by placeholders).

impl Ranting for Noun

fn name(&self, uc: bool) -> String

return the name, which is struct name or the #{ranting(name = "..")] value, or self.name if the name attribute was set to “$”

fn subjective(&self) -> &str

return the subject: “it” or the #{ranting(subject = "..")] value; self.subject if “$”.

fn is_plural(&self) -> bool

return if plural (the subject, or if you, the #{ranting(plural_you = "true/false")] value, default false

fn inflect(&self, as_plural: bool, uc: bool) -> String

return the singular or plural form as configured, starting with capital if uc is set. use #{ranting(singular_end = "..", plural_end = "..")] if not plural = singular + “s”

fn skip_article(&self) -> bool

If an article is only required when emphasizing, set #{ranting(no_article = "true")], and this function will return accordingly (used by placeholders).