Add summaries to monos sub-command output. #103
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| let approx_potential_savings_percent = | ||
| (f64::from(entry.approx_potential_savings)) / (f64::from(items.size())) * 100.0; | ||
| // Give an entry representing a generic function and it various |
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Nitpick: "Give" -> "Given", "and it various" -> "and its various"
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| let get_size_percent = |x: u32| f64::from(x) / total_size * 100.0; | ||
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| let mut rows = vec![TableRow { |
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I think this function could return -> impl Iterator<Item = TableRow> and avoid separate heap allocations for each vec. Not a big deal, though.
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Ooh neat! So, I think I took care of this, but I'm not completely sure? I'll hold off on merging this until you have a chance to check on the revised version, but I'd like to try and do it the way you mentioned :)
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| size: *size, | ||
| size_percent: f64::from(*size) / total_size * 100.0, | ||
| size_percent: get_size_percent(*size), | ||
| name: name.to_string(), | ||
| }].into_iter() |
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The vec![..] will still allocate the heap elements, what we want to do is
use std::iter;
iter::once(TableRow {
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}).chain(...)instead of using vec![] here.
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Omg! Okay that's how to do this! I had been having trouble with plain arrays, I didn't know about iter::once. I'll take care of that today, thanks for the tip!
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Continuing on work for #88, adding summaries/total row summaries to the 'monos' sub-command.