[−][src]Module show_notes::e018
Borrow, AsRef, Deref: my head hurts now
- Date: January 31, 2017
- Subject: Three traits which are essential for designing good, Rustic APIs.
- Audio
Notes
Borrow, AsRef, and Deref are a little complicated, but they're
well-worth understanding. Together, they give you tools for dealing with
everything from HashMap and friends to conversions involving smart pointer
types to easily using String and str or Vec and slice together.
Links
AsRef,Borrow, andDeref:BorrowandAsRefin The Rust Programming Languagecollections::borrow::Borrowstd::convert::AsRefstd::ops::Deref
- persistent data structures
- "Rust and Rest" – Arnin Roacher
- sentry-cli
- Particularly relevant previous episodes:
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Structs
| HasAllTheImpls | Demonstrate borrowing the internal contents of the item. |
| NoImplsAtAll | A struct for showing that you cannot use |
Functions
| coerces_via_deref | Take the same type by |
| takes_a_borrowable | Take it implementing |
| takes_a_reference | Take it implementing |