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Introduce TypeList, always export Dependencies as well #221
Introduce TypeList, always export Dependencies as well #221
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Check failure on line 472 in ts-rs/src/lib.rs
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An empty
TypeList
is just()
. That's whyTS::dependency_types() -> impl TypeList
can have a default implementation with an empty body, since that evaluates to()
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Nice!
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A
TypeList
with just one element is represented by the tuple(PhantomData<T>,)
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Finally, here is where the induction / recursion is happening:
For any two
TypeLists
A
andB
,(A, B)
is aTypeList
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That's honestly the most clever use of the type system I've seen! Especially given how Rust usually doesn't like recursive data structures
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😆 I think I've done much more insane things. For example, you can do real arithmetic in in the type system alone
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Wow... just wow