| Crates.io | associated_list |
| lib.rs | associated_list |
| version | 0.2.0 |
| created_at | 2024-01-21 17:45:10.906296+00 |
| updated_at | 2024-01-28 14:39:10.950798+00 |
| description | An associated list, for cases when the key implements neither Hash nor Ord. |
| homepage | |
| repository | https://github.com/spamviech/associated_list |
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| id | 1107768 |
| size | 82,764 |
An associated list based on a Vec, providing the usual map functionality.
The methods are purely based on the PartialEq implementation of the key types,
so most have a runtime characteristic of O(n).
In general, you should prefer to use either a HashMap, or a BTreeMap.
The AssocList exists as a fallback if the key implements neither Hash nor Ord.
The crate is #![no_std]-compatible, but requires alloc.
All methods only require PartialEq for the key, but there is a strong argument to only use key types
that are also (at least nearly) Ord. For example, elements associated with a f32::NAN
cannot be found or deleted (PartialEq::eq will alway return false).
This feature is a collection, enabling all nightly-only features, requiring unstable features.
Currently, this activates the features allocator_api and doc_auto_cfg.
This feature enables the nightly-only feature to use a non-default allocator for the underlying Vec.
This features enables the nightly-only feature doc_auto_cfg to improve the documentation
for types and methods hidden behind feature-flags.