Delma
Delma
Normally your generics are form: ````rust fn do_it() where T: Add {} ```` but you can also have generics of form: ````rust fn do_it() where usize: Add ```` These bounds...
If your struct doesn't have any contents, rust allows you to create it without parenthesis. Using this can make for clean API, but it can be confusing if you don't...
This allows getting mutable reference into the destructured object. Here is an use case for it that I think is especially confusing if you don't know what it's about: https://github.com/VoxWave/Mato/blob/6fa4a1a7f5bcad442612032b297272be7d3b6f32/src/main.rs#L64
Currently quickcheck tests for quasigroup and semigroup fail because there is overflows.
If somebody wants to make use of algebraic properties in unsafe code, they cannot trust normal traits. Should there be some kind of unsafe marker trait that is needed for...
Currently only `f32` and `f64` are implemented. - [ ] `(T, ..)` - [x] `[T]` - [x] `RefCell` - [x] `Cell` - [ ] `[T; n]` (up to `32`)
After #51 one can detect which mouse button was used when dragging. However this is not the case for `onMouseDown` or `onClick`. How would one go about detecting mouse button...
Add API that allows getting multiple mutable references from a storage in a way that preserves correctness. If we had integer generics we could provide generic API: ```rust fn get_muts(&mut...
I started to convert an adhoc UI thing that I was using to `conrod`. I found that there is `Graph` widget which is just what I wanted, but my graph...
As says in the tin