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impl<A, B> FromIterator<(A, B)> for (Vec<A>, Vec<B>)
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Recently /u/shortstomp asked on Reddit about this example.
The impl seems useful to me and I'm willing to implement it (possibly with more fields, e.g. A..J) if it's considered a good idea.
I've never tried hacking std, so why not try it? :)
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This is pretty much rust-lang/rfcs#870 rust-lang/rfcs#930. It would be really nice to revive that RFC as a part of the ergonomic initiative.
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Yeah, this is practically the opposite of rust-lang/rfcs#870.
Going to go ahead and close since I think this would need an RFC, see rust-lang/rfcs#930 for the RFC tracking issue.
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Recently /u/shortstomp asked on Reddit about this example.
The impl seems useful to me and I'm willing to implement it (possibly with more fields, e.g. A..J) if it's considered a good idea.
I've never tried hacking
std
, so why not try it? :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: