update for rust 0.12.0-pre (or 0.11) #6
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println was changed to the println!() macro, which is now reflected in
the code.
All Rust code, excluding chain_of_responsibility.rs (unimplemented) now
compiles on Rust
rustc 0.12.0-pre
commit
e178ebf681d532c1c965883ae34788713f748960
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printlnwas changed in Rust a while back to theprintln!()macro, which is now reflected in the code.All Rust code, excluding your
chain_of_responsibility.rs(unimplemented) now compiles on Rustcommit
The
iPhone->IPhonechange might be controversial - it's now linted by the Rust compiler (so the old code throws a warning), and while these can be hidden, the current naming conventions guidelines suggest camelcase structs ...Also, this should compile with
rustc 0.11just as easily as with the nightlies. It's not exactly a major change.