Struct BufferLine

pub struct BufferLine<'a> { /* private fields */ }

The buffer line, makes it possible to modify the printed message and other line data.

Implementations

impl<'a> BufferLine<'a>

pub fn prefix(&self) -> Cow<'_, str>

Get the prefix of the line, everything left of the message separator (usually |) is considered the prefix.

pub fn set_prefix(&self, new_prefix: &str)

Set the prefix to the given new value.

Arguments

• new_prefix - The new prefix that should be set on the line.

pub fn message(&self) -> Cow<'_, str>

Get the message of the line.

pub fn set_message(&self, new_value: &str)

Set the message to the given new value.

Arguments

• new_value - The new message that should be set on the line.

pub fn date(&self) -> i64

Get the date of the line.

pub fn set_date(&self, new_value: i64)

Set the date to the given new value.

Arguments

• new_value - The new date that should be set on the line.

pub fn date_printed(&self) -> i64

Get the date the line was printed.

pub fn set_date_printed(&self, new_value: &str)

Set the date the line was printed to the given new value.

Arguments

• new_value - The new date that should be set on the line.

pub fn highlighted(&self) -> bool

Is the line highlighted.

pub fn tags(&self) -> Vec<Cow<'_, str>>

Get the list of tags of the line.

pub fn set_tags(&self, new_value: &[&str])

Set the tags of the line to the new value.

Arguments

• new_value - The new tags that should be set on the line.

pub fn update(&self, data: LineData<'a>)

Update multiple fields of the line at once.

Arguments

• data - LineData that contains new values that should be set on the line.

Example

let new_line = LineData {
    message: Some("Hello world"),
    tags: Some(&["First", "Second tag"]),
    .. Default::default()
};

line.update(new_line)