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Tell the bindings about traits implemented by objects. #2196
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Currently works by ignoring `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance or whatever makes sense for them if they choose. No bindings use it yet, fixes mozilla#2196.
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Currently works by ignoring `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance or whatever makes sense for them if they choose. No bindings use it yet, fixes mozilla#2196.
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Currently works by ignoring `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance or whatever makes sense for them if they choose. No bindings use it yet, fixes mozilla#2196.
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Currently works by ignoring `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance or whatever makes sense for them if they choose. No bindings use it yet, fixes mozilla#2196.
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Currently works by ignoring `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance Includes Python, Kotlin and Swift generating these sub-classes. There's some undesirable re-wrapping when traits from these objects gets passed back and forward, but seems to work surprisingly well. Fixes mozilla#2196.
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Currently works by ignoring `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance Includes Python, Kotlin and Swift generating these sub-classes. There's some undesirable re-wrapping when traits from these objects gets passed back and forward, but seems to work surprisingly well. Fixes mozilla#2196.
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Currently works by ignoring `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance Includes Python, Kotlin and Swift generating these sub-classes. There's some undesirable re-wrapping when traits from these objects gets passed back and forward, but seems to work surprisingly well. Fixes mozilla#2196.
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Currently works by ignoring `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance Includes Python, Kotlin and Swift generating these sub-classes. There's some undesirable re-wrapping when traits from these objects gets passed back and forward, but seems to work surprisingly well. Fixes mozilla#2196.
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Currently works by ignoring `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance Includes Python, Kotlin and Swift generating these sub-classes. There's some undesirable re-wrapping when traits from these objects gets passed back and forward, but seems to work surprisingly well. Fixes mozilla#2196.
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Previously worked as it ignored `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance. Includes Python generating an inheritance chain to reflect this relationship. This will not generate correct code if a struct declares more than 1 trait, and there's some undesirable re-wrapping when traits from these objects gets passed back and forward, but seems to work surprisingly well. On the path to mozilla#2196.
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Previously worked as it ignored `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance. Includes Python generating an inheritance chain to reflect this relationship. This will not generate correct code if a struct declares more than 1 trait, and there's some undesirable re-wrapping when traits from these objects gets passed back and forward, but seems to work surprisingly well. On the path to mozilla#2196.
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Previously worked as it ignored `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance. Includes Python generating an inheritance chain to reflect this relationship. This will not generate correct code if a struct declares more than 1 trait, and there's some undesirable re-wrapping when traits from these objects gets passed back and forward, but seems to work surprisingly well. On the path to mozilla#2196.
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``` #[uniffi::export] impl MyTrait for MyObject { ... } ``` Previously worked as it ignored `MyTrait`. This adds new metadata to record it, allowing foreign bindings to implement things like inheritance. Includes Python generating an inheritance chain to reflect this relationship. This will not generate correct code if a struct declares more than 1 trait, and there's some undesirable re-wrapping when traits from these objects gets passed back and forward, but seems to work surprisingly well. Fixes mozilla#2196.
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In #2169 there's:
and we should support it! It could mean
Generating the metadata for this is actually quite easy and sane (I've a wip ;), and we could land this without bindings support, which would be the hard part to do "correctly" - but that could come later and it's not strictly necessary for all bindings to support it.
wdyt?
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