This trait is sealed, and we have it already implemented for all handle types, so you rarely need to use it yourself, unless as a bound where you want something to operate on or contain any type of handle.
This trait is sealed, and we have it already implemented for all handle types, so you rarely need to use it yourself, unless as a bound where you want something to operate on or contain any type of handle.
**** Error handling
**** Error handling
There is provided an native Rust error handling module, with conversion and interop between the C ABI ~GHOST_TSuccess~ and the Rust ~error::GhostError~.
There is provided a native Rust error handling module, with conversion and interop between the C ABI ~GHOST_TSuccess~ and the Rust ~error::GhostError~.
There is also the type alias ~GhostResult~ provided.
There is also the type alias ~GhostResult~ provided.
On =nightly= Rust versions, values of type ~GHOST_TSuccess~ can be propagated directly with ~?~, but on stable they must be propagated through ~GhostResult~:
On =nightly= Rust versions, values of type ~GHOST_TSuccess~ can be propagated directly with ~?~, but on stable they must be propagated through ~GhostResult~:
