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As the title says, it would be useful to allow both borrowed and allocated types for a file mask.
Without looking at the code, my assumption is this should be fairly easy to accomplish just by replacing the field
mask: &'static strwithmask: Cow<str>and internally lower it to an&str. Library users would have to make a breaking change to add aninto()call to their static masksExample usecase
For lutgen, it would be nice to keep a static slice of file extensions directly, used for both creating a custom footer doc and the file mask. ATM, I have to define the mask itself (ie,
*.png|*.jpg) and then for the doc remove*.and split the string along|chars to be able to usedoc.literal()for each item. With this change, I can move my constant to just a slice, and construct the mask at runtimeBeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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