pub enum TypeExpr {
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Path(TypePath),
Reference {
lifetime: Option<String>,
mutable: bool,
inner: Box<TypeExpr>,
},
Pointer {
mutable: bool,
inner: Box<TypeExpr>,
},
Array {
element: Box<TypeExpr>,
size: Box<Expr>,
},
Slice(Box<TypeExpr>),
Tuple(Vec<TypeExpr>),
Function {
params: Vec<TypeExpr>,
return_type: Option<Box<TypeExpr>>,
},
Evidential {
inner: Box<TypeExpr>,
evidentiality: Evidentiality,
error_type: Option<Box<TypeExpr>>,
},
Cycle {
modulus: Box<Expr>,
},
Simd {
element: Box<TypeExpr>,
lanes: u8,
},
Atomic(Box<TypeExpr>),
Never,
Infer,
Lifetime(String),
TraitObject(Vec<TypeExpr>),
Hrtb {
lifetimes: Vec<String>,
bound: Box<TypeExpr>,
},
InlineStruct {
fields: Vec<FieldDef>,
},
InlineEnum {
variants: Vec<EnumVariant>,
},
ImplTrait(Vec<TypeExpr>),
AssocTypeBinding {
name: Ident,
ty: Box<TypeExpr>,
},
ConstExpr(Box<Expr>),
Linear(Box<TypeExpr>),
Affine(Box<TypeExpr>),
Relevant(Box<TypeExpr>),
QualifiedPath {
self_type: Box<TypeExpr>,
trait_path: Option<TypePath>,
item_path: TypePath,
},
}Expand description
Type expressions.
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Path(TypePath)
Simple named type: i32, String
Reference
Reference: &T, &mut T, &'a T, &'static mut T
Pointer
Pointer: *const T, *mut T
Array
Array: [T; N]
Slice(Box<TypeExpr>)
Slice: [T]
Tuple(Vec<TypeExpr>)
Tuple: (A, B, C)
Function
Function: fn(A, B) -> C
Evidential
With evidentiality: T!, T?, T~, or with error type: T?[Error], T![Error]
The error type syntax is sugar for Result<T, Error> with evidentiality tracking:
T?[E]means Result<T, E> with uncertain evidentialityT![E]means Result<T, E> with known/infallible pathT~[E]means Result<T, E> from external/reported source
Fields
evidentiality: EvidentialityCycle
Cycle type: Cycle<N>
Simd
SIMD vector type: simd<f32, 4>, Vec4f
Atomic(Box<TypeExpr>)
Atomic type: atomic<T>
Never
Never type: ! or never
Infer
Inferred: _
Lifetime(String)
Lifetime bound: 'static, 'a
TraitObject(Vec<TypeExpr>)
Trait object: dyn Trait or dyn Trait + Send + 'static
Hrtb
Higher-ranked trait bound: for<'a> Trait<'a>
InlineStruct
Inline struct type: struct { field: Type, ... }
InlineEnum
Inline enum type: enum { Variant1, Variant2(Type), ... }
Fields
variants: Vec<EnumVariant>ImplTrait(Vec<TypeExpr>)
Impl trait: impl Trait, impl Fn() -> R
AssocTypeBinding
Associated type binding: Output = Type used in trait bounds
ConstExpr(Box<Expr>)
Const expression in type position (for const generics): <32>, <{N + 1}>
Linear(Box<TypeExpr>)
Linear type: linear T - must be used exactly once (no-cloning)
Affine(Box<TypeExpr>)
Affine type: affine T - can be used at most once (may be dropped)
Relevant(Box<TypeExpr>)
Relevant type: relevant T - can be used at least once (may be cloned)
QualifiedPath
Qualified path type: <Type as Trait>::AssociatedType
Also supports <Type>::Associated for inherent associated types
Trait Implementations§
impl StructuralPartialEq for TypeExpr
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impl Freeze for TypeExpr
impl RefUnwindSafe for TypeExpr
impl Send for TypeExpr
impl Sync for TypeExpr
impl Unpin for TypeExpr
impl UnwindSafe for TypeExpr
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