borrowing_exerci
| Crates.io | borrowing_exerci |
| lib.rs | borrowing_exerci |
| version | 0.4.51 |
| created_at | 2019-10-22 17:28:43.117528+00 |
| updated_at | 2019-12-04 12:18:41.053411+00 |
| description | how to understand the borrowing in rust |
| homepage | https://crates.io/crates/borrowing_exerci |
| repository | https://github.com/cnruby/learn-rust-by-crates/tree/master/hello-borrowing |
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Gudao Luo (cnruby)
documentation
https://cnruby.github.io/learn-rust-by-crates/hello-borrowing/borrowing_exerci/
README
The Rust Feature Borrowing and Ownenship
Getting Started
- Learn the crate hello_exercism
- install cargo script
- install bat
cargo install cargo-script
cargo install bat
Project
- name: hello-borrowing
- crate name: borrowing_exerci
- description: how to understand the rust borrowing
Subproject: bin-hello
- folder name: bin-hello
- description: the crate 'borrowing_exerci'
install the crate borrowing_exerci
cargo install borrowing_exerci
Use the crate borrowing_exerci help
bw -h
List all commands with features for code
bw -c <code>
# example:
bw -c closure_immut_string
Run the code with a feature
- run a rust file with a feature
bw -c <code> -f <feature> | bat -l rs
# example "closure_immut_string" with a feature "ok":
bw -c closure_immut_string -f ok | bat -l rs
# tip: `f`, Forward one window
# tip: `b`, Backward one window
# tip: `q`, Exit.
# example "closure_immut_string" with a feature "err_01":
bw -c closure_immut_string -f err_01 | bat -l rs
# tip: `f`, Forward one window
# tip: `b`, Backward one window
# tip: `q`, Exit.