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Rust question
I tried to implement some generic math types (vectors etc.) And found that the whole bounds thing is pretty terrible.
If I have a function with some 'where' constraints and want to use it, the using Functions also have to fulfill the bounds themselves.
Is there a possibility to combine all those bound in a trait or type etc where I can then just write
Fn X<T> (a: T)
Where T : bounds_type
Instead of having to write
Fn Y<T> (a: T)
Where
T: trait1,
T: trait2,
[...]
?
Rust question
I found it.
You write:
trait traitname : trait1 + trait2 [...] {}
And if you have any bound like the std::ops where you have to write your traitname like
<Output = T>
You write:
<Output = Self>