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| let foo = Foo { | ||
| bar: "Some string".to_string(), | ||
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In general, I'm not sure, that this values an own article. I also see it more as an idiom, than a pattern. Can you look into https://github.com/rust-unofficial/patterns/blob/main/src/idioms/ctor.md and see what you would want to add there? Also, there is something written down about that topic here already:
P.S.: Before writing an article and making a PR it's always better to open an issue/discussion before as stated in our Contribution guidelines, so there is no energy being wasted on either side. |
I find that many Rustaceans, even people using the language for a while are oblibious of this pattern/idiom. Especially people coming from other languages. So I though rather than adding it as a "footnote" somehere on an existing page, I make a dedicated one. Today I ran into this again here. That's why I decided to write this. But it only took me 20mins. So if the PR is rejected, it's not a biggie. 😁 |
It doesn't need to be only a footnote in said existing article. You can write a few lines about it as well and then link the both links I posted for example, to make people aware, that this topic is explained in the book. |
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