Trait JavaHashCode 

pub trait JavaHashCode {
    // Required method
    fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32;
}

Java-compatible hashCode support for SelectMessageQueueByHash.

Java’s selector delegates to arg.hashCode(), so Rust arguments need an explicit stable contract instead of std::hash::Hash, whose output is intentionally implementation-specific.

Required Methods

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is dyn compatible.

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

Implementations on Foreign Types

impl JavaHashCode for CheetahString

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for String

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for bool

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for i8

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for i16

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for i32

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for i64

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for isize

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for str

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for u8

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for u16

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for u32

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for u64

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl JavaHashCode for usize

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

impl<T> JavaHashCode for &T

where T: JavaHashCode + ?Sized,

fn java_hash_code(&self) -> i32

Implementors