> So TLDR: This reads a bit like "clever" code or code-golfing, which isn't always a bad thing, especially if the codebase is mature and contributors are expected to mentally translate between these versions with ease.
You contradict yourself. You can’t deride it as “clever” (whatever the quotes mean) and then in the next breath say that it might be a practical style.
And yes, Rust code in the wild does look like this.
You contradict yourself. You can’t deride it as “clever” (whatever the quotes mean) and then in the next breath say that it might be a practical style.
And yes, Rust code in the wild does look like this.