| Crates.io | type-handle |
| lib.rs | type-handle |
| version | 0.1.2 |
| created_at | 2023-08-29 19:59:09.075715+00 |
| updated_at | 2023-08-31 09:37:56.112298+00 |
| description | Regular and reference-counted type handles |
| homepage | https://github.com/zeozeozeo/type-handle |
| repository | |
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| id | 958404 |
| size | 12,160 |
Tiny Rust library that exports Handle<T> and RCHandle<T>. Can be useful for wrapping native ffi structs/pointers.
Both Handle and RCHandle implement Clone, where Handle will clone the underlying struct instance (if it implements Clone), and RCHandle will keep the underlying pointer.
Handle and RCHandle implement Send/Sync by default with the send_sync feature.
They both implement Deref and DerefMut, so you can access a field through a handle the same as you normally would on a normal instance.
Handle<T>#[derive(Clone)]
struct Animal {
is_dog: bool,
}
let animal = Animal { is_dog: false };
let cat = Handle::from_instance(animal);
// clone `cat` and mutate `is_dog`, note that `animal` is not mutable
let dog = handle.clone(); // this clones `Animal`, `Animal` must implement `Clone`
dog.is_dog = true;
RCHandle<T> (reference-counted handle)// don't have to #[derive(Clone)] here!
struct Animal {
is_dog: bool,
}
let mut animal = Animal { is_dog: false };
let mut handle = RCHandle::from_ptr(&mut animal);
// note that `Animal` does not implement `Clone`, because
// cloning an `RCHandle` does not clone the underlying type
let mut handle2 = handle.clone();
handle2.is_dog = true;
assert!(handle.is_dog == handle2.is_dog);
To run tests, run cargo test.
Public domain (unlicense).