The borrow checker refers to a compile time analysis of the ownership concept used by the Rust programming language.
I don't understand the error cannot move out of borrowed content. I have received it many times and I have …
reference rust move-semantics borrow-checkerI have a value and I want to store that value and a reference to something inside that value in …
lifetime borrow-checker rustI'm writing a linked list to wrap my head around Rust lifetimes, ownership and references. I have the following code: …
reference rust move-semantics borrow-checkerI tried: fn main() { let mut vec = [1, 2, 3]; for mut x in &vec { *x = 3; } for mut &x in &…
for-loop rust mutable borrow-checkerThis is the code I am trying to execute: fn my_fn(arg1: &Option<Box<i32>&…
rust borrow-checkerI have a struct that holds mutable references to trait objects: trait Task { fn do_it(&mut self); } struct …
rust borrow-checkerI'm trying to scrape a webpage using the Select crate: let document = Document::from_read(response).unwrap(); for node in …
rust borrow-checkerI'm trying to implement a commonly used pattern - using the result of a previous loop iteration in the next …
loops rust borrow-checkerI ran into an error: extern crate rustc_serialize; // 0.3.24 use rustc_serialize::base64::{self, FromBase64, ToBase64}; fn main() { let a: […
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