Trait attribute_derive::ConvertParsed
source · pub trait ConvertParsedwhere
Self: Sized,
Self::Type: Error,{
type Type;
// Required method
fn convert(value: Self::Type) -> Result<Self>;
// Provided methods
fn default_by_default() -> bool { ... }
fn default() -> Self { ... }
fn as_flag() -> Option<Self::Type> { ... }
fn aggregate(
this: Option<IdentValue<Self::Type>>,
other: Option<IdentValue<Self::Type>>,
error_msg: &str
) -> Result<Option<IdentValue<Self::Type>>> { ... }
}
Expand description
Helper trait to convert syn types implementing Parse
like
LitStr
to rust types like String
You probably don’t need to implement this trait, as most syn types like
LitStr
and Type
or that have a direct equivalent in
those like String
, char
or f32
are already implemented. A
special treatment have Vecs
which are parsed using the helper
Array
with the syntax [a, b, c]
and Options
that will be
None
if not specified and Some
when the value is specified via the
attribute. It is not specified via Some(value)
but as just value
.
Required Associated Types§
Required Methods§
Provided Methods§
sourcefn default_by_default() -> bool
fn default_by_default() -> bool
sourcefn as_flag() -> Option<Self::Type>
fn as_flag() -> Option<Self::Type>
Returns the value when this type is specified as flag i.e. just
#[attr(default)]
instead of #[attr(default=true)]
. This relies
on Self::default
.
sourcefn aggregate(
this: Option<IdentValue<Self::Type>>,
other: Option<IdentValue<Self::Type>>,
error_msg: &str
) -> Result<Option<IdentValue<Self::Type>>>
fn aggregate( this: Option<IdentValue<Self::Type>>, other: Option<IdentValue<Self::Type>>, error_msg: &str ) -> Result<Option<IdentValue<Self::Type>>>
Should values of this type be aggregated instead of conflict if specified multiple times
Currently this is only implemented for Arrays
Implementations on Foreign Types§
source§impl ConvertParsed for ExprWhile
impl ConvertParsed for ExprWhile
source§impl ConvertParsed for LitByteStr
impl ConvertParsed for LitByteStr
source§impl ConvertParsed for Question
impl ConvertParsed for Question
source§impl ConvertParsed for TypeGroup
impl ConvertParsed for TypeGroup
source§impl ConvertParsed for ExprLoop
impl ConvertParsed for ExprLoop
source§impl ConvertParsed for char
impl ConvertParsed for char
source§impl ConvertParsed for PercentEq
impl ConvertParsed for PercentEq
source§impl ConvertParsed for BareFnArg
impl ConvertParsed for BareFnArg
source§impl ConvertParsed for ConstParam
impl ConvertParsed for ConstParam
source§impl ConvertParsed for GenericArgument
impl ConvertParsed for GenericArgument
source§impl ConvertParsed for Underscore
impl ConvertParsed for Underscore
source§impl ConvertParsed for ExprAssign
impl ConvertParsed for ExprAssign
source§impl ConvertParsed for ExprBlock
impl ConvertParsed for ExprBlock
source§impl ConvertParsed for TypeParam
impl ConvertParsed for TypeParam
source§impl ConvertParsed for ExprRange
impl ConvertParsed for ExprRange
source§impl ConvertParsed for bool
impl ConvertParsed for bool
source§impl ConvertParsed for TypeParen
impl ConvertParsed for TypeParen
source§impl ConvertParsed for WherePredicate
impl ConvertParsed for WherePredicate
source§impl ConvertParsed for i128
impl ConvertParsed for i128
source§impl ConvertParsed for TraitBoundModifier
impl ConvertParsed for TraitBoundModifier
source§impl ConvertParsed for Generics
impl ConvertParsed for Generics
source§impl ConvertParsed for FatArrow
impl ConvertParsed for FatArrow
source§impl ConvertParsed for WhereClause
impl ConvertParsed for WhereClause
source§impl ConvertParsed for TypeNever
impl ConvertParsed for TypeNever
source§impl ConvertParsed for TokenStream
impl ConvertParsed for TokenStream
Try to avoid using this, as it will consume everything behind, so it needs to be defined as the last parameter.
In the future there might be something to allow better handling of this (maybe by putting it
into ()
)