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THIS ACCOUNT HAS MOVED
I'm leaving mastodon.social
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I'm leaving mastodon.social
if you want, follow me on my new instance: @orionwl
THIS ACCOUNT HAS MOVED
I'm leaving mastodon.social
if you want, follow me on my new instance: @orionwl
I'm leaving mastodon.social
if you want, follow me on my new instance: @orionwl
daniel:// stenberg://At 128 days without any response on my US visa application, a Department of Homeland Security IT guy emails me for private curl support... The irony is not lost on me.
@orionwl looks like it works, thanks everyone that helped testing
I hate moving, but I guess it's time to start how to figure out how to move my followers and such
@[email protected] yes, basically that, it's what reminded me of your java example
@[email protected] variant types are sum types IIRC
as for methods, for example:
enum ColorPair {
DEFAULT = 1,
PLAYER,
...
}
impl ColorPair {
pub fn attr(&self) -> u64 {
COLOR_PAIR((*self) as i16)
}
}
then one can call .attr() on instances of ColorPair
have been toying with setting up my own mastodon instance, don't know if this works already: @orionwl
@[email protected] I really like rusts' enum types, which are essentially sum types, and one can also add methods on them
Johnathan Corgan