#[rewrite_field]Expand description
Replaces decoded entity field values with class and field filters.
§Attribute Arguments
class = ...is required.field = ...is optional.
Both filters accept an exact string literal or the exact, starts_with,
ends_with, contains, any, all, and not predicates.
Field-specific handlers may use typed values such as u64, bool, or
String. Class-only handlers must use FieldValue or &FieldValue
because there is no field predicate to determine one concrete value type.
§Handler Parameters
A handler must receive one field value parameter. Field-specific handlers
support &str, String, &String, bool, f32, i8, i16, i32,
i64, u8, u16, u32, u64, [f32; 2], [f32; 3], [f32; 4],
FieldValue, and &FieldValue. Class-only handlers must use FieldValue
or &FieldValue.
A handler can also receive any of these optional parameters:
ctx: &Contextevent: EntityEventsentity: &Entityfield_name: &str
Parameters can appear in any order except that field_name: &str must come
before the field value parameter. This matters because &str can itself be
the field value type.
§Return Values
Return a replacement value directly to always rewrite the field. Return
Option<T> to rewrite with Some(value) or leave the field unchanged with
None. The replacement must convert into FieldValue.
§Examples
#[rewrite_field(class = "CDOTA_PlayerResource", field = ends_with("m_iPlayerSteamID"))]
fn remove_steam_id(&mut self, _value: u64) -> u64 {
0
}