Struct ReverseModel
pub struct ReverseModel<M>(/* private fields */)
where
M: Model + 'static;Expand description
Provides a reversed view of another Model.
When the other Model is updated, the ReverseModel is updated accordingly.
Generic parameters:
Mthe type of the wrappedModel.
§Example
Here we have a VecModel holding crate::SharedStrings.
It is then reversed into a ReverseModel.
let model = VecModel::from(vec![
SharedString::from("Lorem"),
SharedString::from("ipsum"),
SharedString::from("dolor"),
]);
let reverse_model = ReverseModel::new(model);
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(0).unwrap(), SharedString::from("dolor"));
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(1).unwrap(), SharedString::from("ipsum"));
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(2).unwrap(), SharedString::from("Lorem"));Alternatively you can use the shortcut ModelExt::reverse.
let reverse_model = VecModel::from(vec![
SharedString::from("Lorem"),
SharedString::from("ipsum"),
SharedString::from("dolor"),
]).reverse();
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(0).unwrap(), SharedString::from("dolor"));
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(1).unwrap(), SharedString::from("ipsum"));
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(2).unwrap(), SharedString::from("Lorem"));If you want to modify the underlying VecModel you can give the ReverseModel a Rc of it:
let model = Rc::new(VecModel::from(vec![
SharedString::from("Lorem"),
SharedString::from("ipsum"),
SharedString::from("dolor"),
]));
let reverse_model = ReverseModel::new(model.clone());
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(0).unwrap(), SharedString::from("dolor"));
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(1).unwrap(), SharedString::from("ipsum"));
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(2).unwrap(), SharedString::from("Lorem"));
model.push(SharedString::from("opsom"));
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(0).unwrap(), SharedString::from("opsom"));
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(1).unwrap(), SharedString::from("dolor"));
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(2).unwrap(), SharedString::from("ipsum"));
assert_eq!(reverse_model.row_data(3).unwrap(), SharedString::from("Lorem"));Implementations§
§impl<M> ReverseModel<M>where
M: Model + 'static,
impl<M> ReverseModel<M>where
M: Model + 'static,
pub fn new(wrapped_model: M) -> ReverseModel<M>
pub fn new(wrapped_model: M) -> ReverseModel<M>
Creates a new ReverseModel based on the given wrapped_model.
Alternatively you can use ModelExt::reverse on your Model.
pub fn source_model(&self) -> &M
pub fn source_model(&self) -> &M
Returns a reference to the inner model
Trait Implementations§
§impl<M> Model for ReverseModel<M>where
M: Model + 'static,
impl<M> Model for ReverseModel<M>where
M: Model + 'static,
§fn row_data(&self, row: usize) -> Option<<ReverseModel<M> as Model>::Data>
fn row_data(&self, row: usize) -> Option<<ReverseModel<M> as Model>::Data>
Returns the data for a particular row. Read more
§fn set_row_data(&self, row: usize, data: <ReverseModel<M> as Model>::Data)
fn set_row_data(&self, row: usize, data: <ReverseModel<M> as Model>::Data)
Sets the data for a particular row. Read more
§fn model_tracker(&self) -> &dyn ModelTracker
fn model_tracker(&self) -> &dyn ModelTracker
The implementation should return a reference to its
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impl<M> Freeze for ReverseModel<M>
impl<M> !RefUnwindSafe for ReverseModel<M>
impl<M> !Send for ReverseModel<M>
impl<M> !Sync for ReverseModel<M>
impl<M> Unpin for ReverseModel<M>
impl<M> !UnwindSafe for ReverseModel<M>
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fn reverse(self) -> ReverseModel<Self>where
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