Enum QualifiedPathInExpressionError

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pub enum QualifiedPathInExpressionError {
    Qualified(ParserError<QualifiedPathType>),
    Segments(ParserError<AtLeast1<QualifiedPathInExpressionSegment>>),
}

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Qualified(ParserError<QualifiedPathType>)

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Segments(ParserError<AtLeast1<QualifiedPathInExpressionSegment>>)

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impl Debug for QualifiedPathInExpressionError

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl ParseError for QualifiedPathInExpressionError

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fn is_fatal(&self) -> bool

Returns whether this error is fatal

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fn pos(&self) -> Option<AstPos>

Returns the position at which this error occurred.

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fn to_app_error(&self, parser: &Parser) -> AppError

Converts this error type to an AppError

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impl UnwindSafe for QualifiedPathInExpressionError

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fn from_recursive_root(root: R, _parser: &mut Parser) -> T

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