Programming Rust

Index

Symbols

• ! operator, Unary Operators
• ! type, Why Rust Has loop
• != operator, Equality Tests
• #!, Attributes
• #[cfg] attribute, Attributes, Platform-Specific Features
• #[inline] attribute, Attributes
• #[link] attribute, Using Functions from Libraries
• $ (command prompt), Downloading and Installing Rust
• & operator, Handling Command-Line Arguments, Rust References Versus C++ References
• & pattern, Reference Patterns
• &mut operator, Rust References Versus C++ References
• &mut [T] type, Arrays, Vectors, and Slices
• &str (string slice), Strings in Memory
• &[T] type, Arrays, Vectors, and Slices
• * operator, Handling Command-Line Arguments, Rust References Versus C++ References, Reference Operators, Generic Traits (or How Operator Overloading Works)
• * wildcard, Versions
• *const T, Raw Pointers
• *mut T, Raw Pointers
• + operator, Binary Operators, Appending and Inserting Text
• - operator, Arithmetic, Bitwise, Comparison, and Logical Operators, Unary Operators
• . operator, Rust References Versus C++ References
• /// (documentation comments), What the Mandelbrot Set Actually Is
• <T>, Tuples
• = operator, Assignment
• == operator, Equality Tests
• ? operator, Propagating Errors
• @ patterns, @ patterns
• [T; N] type, Arrays, Vectors, and Slices
• [t] slices, Slices
  • (see also slices)
• | (vertical bar), Matching Multiple Possibilities

A

• aborting, Aborting
• absolute path, Paths and Imports
• adapter methods
  • by_ref, by_ref
  • chain, chain
  • cloned, cloned
  • cycle, cycle
  • enumerate, enumerate
  • filter_map and flat_map adapters, filter_map and flat_map-filter_map and flat_map