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RowWriter

Struct RowWriter 

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pub struct RowWriter<'w, M> { /* private fields */ }
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A row being written (what a generated writer wraps).

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impl<M> RowWriter<'_, M>

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pub fn row(&self) -> u32

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pub fn set<T: Cell>(&mut self, field: usize, value: impl FnOnce() -> T)

Sets field field to what value gives, if it’s due.

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impl<'w, M> !Send for RowWriter<'w, M>

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impl<'w, M> !Sync for RowWriter<'w, M>

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impl<'w, M> !UnwindSafe for RowWriter<'w, M>

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impl<'w, M> Freeze for RowWriter<'w, M>
where PhantomData<M>: Freeze,

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impl<'w, M> RefUnwindSafe for RowWriter<'w, M>

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impl<'w, M> Unpin for RowWriter<'w, M>
where PhantomData<M>: Unpin,

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impl<'w, M> UnsafeUnpin for RowWriter<'w, M>

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