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I like the second way better too. I also like the idea of splitting the struct and its impls to its own file. Thanks everyone for your input. #Rust #Trait #Impl #Struct
In Rust if I have some structs that each implement a couple traits, what is the preferred way to order things? trait … {} trait …{} struct …{} struct …{} struct …{} impl…for …{} impl…for …{} impl…for …{} impl…for …{} impl…for …{} impl…for …
oh shit some glorious motherfucker add a secret incantation to std::process::Command to redirect stdout to stderr like literally exactly just long enough for it to be in the last stable release https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/process/struct.S
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