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Support partial serialization & deserialization #7

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This feature allows writing structs which contain Document nodes.

  • When deserializing, everything under the Document node is simply attached to the struct.
  • When serializing, the Document node is passed through unmodified.

Signed-off-by: Chris Frantz cfrantz@google.com

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let p = serde_annotate::from_str::<Partial>(doc)?;
assert_eq!(p.n, 10);
if let Document::Mapping(m) = p.doc {
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Style preference: I prefer to replace large if statements with guard clauses wherever possible.

That is possible with this if statement. One way to do so is to use the new let else feature:

let Document::mapping(m) = p.doc else {
    panic!("Expecting Document::Mapping");
};
let (k, v) = m[0].as_kv()?;
/* ... */

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oh, that's brand new (rust 1.6.5). Fixed.

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unsafe {
// If `serializer` is the correct type, then we can clone the
// Document node and return it.
let r: Result<Document, Error> = Ok(self.clone());
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Should probably move this line out of the unsafe block, because unless I am missing something it doesn't require unsafe.

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Only the transmute needs unsafe. Fixed.

This feature allows writing structs which contain `Document` nodes.

- When deserializing, everything under the `Document` node is simply
  attached to the struct.
- When serializing, the `Document` node is passed through unmodified.

Signed-off-by: Chris Frantz <cfrantz@google.com>
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