Don't expose bit flag operations quite so much to the user. #161
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Using 'bitflags' gives us the same internal representation but slightly more static type safety.
vext01
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Nov 27, 2020
| #[derive(Serialize, Deserialize)] | ||
| pub struct BodyFlags: u8 { | ||
| /// This function is annotated #[do_not_trace]. | ||
| const DO_NOT_TRACE = 0b00000001; |
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can we use the 1<<X idiom? It's easier to read and less error prone.
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I used to use 1<<X but I've made too many mistakes with it to be fond of it any more. To be honest, I didn't think deeply about this: I think all of the examples you'll find using bitflags use the 0b notation, which suggests that's what people have gravitated towards.
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Just an easy comment. Looks good. |
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@vext01 Does this PR need separate |
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bors r+ |
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Using 'bitflags' gives us the same internal representation but slightly more static type safety.