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7677: More enum matching r=yoshuawuyts a=jDomantas * Renamed existing `generate_enum_match_method` to `generate_enum_is_variant` * Added two similar assists to generate `into_` and `as_` methods. * Made all of them general enough to work on record and tuple variants too. For `as_` method generation there's room to improve: * Right now it always returns `Option<&Field>`, even though `Option<Field>` would be nicer when `Field: Copy`. I don't know how to check if the field type implements `Copy`. If given suggestions I could try to fix this in a follow-up pr. * `&String` could be replaced with `&str`, `&Box<_>` with `&_`, and probably some more. I don't know what would be a good way to do that. Closes #7604 Co-authored-by: Domantas Jadenkus <djadenkus@gmail.com> |
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