Double mutable borrow error in a loop happens even with NLL on
Suppose I have several structures like in the following example, and in the next() method I need to pull the next event using a user-provided buffer, but if this event is a comment, and ignore comments flag is set to true, I need to pull the next event again:
Double mutable borrow error in a loop happens even with NLL on
Suppose I have several structures like in the following example, and in the next() method I need to pull the next event using a user-provided buffer, but if this event is a comment, and ignore comments flag is set to true, I need to pull the next event again:
Double mutable borrow error in a loop happens even with NLL on
Suppose I have several structures like in the following example, and in the next() method I need to pull the next event using a user-provided buffer, but if this event is a comment, and ignore comments flag is set to true, I need to pull the next event again:
Double mutable borrow error in a loop happens even with NLL on
Suppose I have several structures like in the following example, and in the next() method I need to pull the next event using a user-provided buffer, but if this event is a comment, and ignore comments flag is set to true, I need to pull the next event again:
Function that returns a value in a HashMap using a parameter requires a lifetime for Struct but not for &str
To provide some background, I am writing a parser that creates objects that reference the text from some &'a str, where 'a ties all objects to the lifetime of that string. While parsing, I do some lookups to get previously-parsed items by name, which are stored in a HashMap that holds objects that are tied to the lifetime of the parsed string.
Function that returns a value in a HashMap using a parameter requires a lifetime for Struct but not for &str
To provide some background, I am writing a parser that creates objects that reference the text from some &'a str, where 'a ties all objects to the lifetime of that string. While parsing, I do some lookups to get previously-parsed items by name, which are stored in a HashMap that holds objects that are tied to the lifetime of the parsed string.
Function that returns a value in a HashMap using a parameter requires a lifetime for Struct but not for &str
To provide some background, I am writing a parser that creates objects that reference the text from some &'a str, where 'a ties all objects to the lifetime of that string. While parsing, I do some lookups to get previously-parsed items by name, which are stored in a HashMap that holds objects that are tied to the lifetime of the parsed string.
Function that returns a value in a HashMap using a parameter requires a lifetime for Struct but not for &str
To provide some background, I am writing a parser that creates objects that reference the text from some &'a str, where 'a ties all objects to the lifetime of that string. While parsing, I do some lookups to get previously-parsed items by name, which are stored in a HashMap that holds objects that are tied to the lifetime of the parsed string.
Function that returns a value in a HashMap using a parameter requires a lifetime for Struct but not for &str
To provide some background, I am writing a parser that creates objects that reference the text from some &'a str, where 'a ties all objects to the lifetime of that string. While parsing, I do some lookups to get previously-parsed items by name, which are stored in a HashMap that holds objects that are tied to the lifetime of the parsed string.
Function that returns a value in a HashMap using a parameter requires a lifetime for Struct but not for &str
To provide some background, I am writing a parser that creates objects that reference the text from some &'a str, where 'a ties all objects to the lifetime of that string. While parsing, I do some lookups to get previously-parsed items by name, which are stored in a HashMap that holds objects that are tied to the lifetime of the parsed string.