pub fn keep<T>(o: T) -> Keep<T>where
T: ToOwning<Owning = T>,Expand description
Constructs a Keep, assisting with type inference.
This function takes an object o : T such that T::Owning = T, and gives
you back a Keep<T>. It is most useful when you have a T that implements
ToOwning<Owning=T> but not Clone, and you need to wrap it in something
that will give you a Clone implementation.
You should not use this function in the constructor of a type that is
generic over Idempotent<T> and give it a T::Owning, because that will
result in a Keep<T::Owning> when what you want is a Keep<T>. In this
context you should use Keep’s primitive constructor instead.