as_bool

Provides an expanded notion of what is true and what is false.

Specifically with the AsBool trait, which an implementing type can use to express how it should be represented in a boolean context.

This crate also provides implementations of AsBool for Rust's builtin types and collections from the Standard Library. These implementations provide a truth table similar to the Groovy Truth implemented in the Groovy programming language. The truth table can be described as follow:

• booleans behave as expected.
• all non-zero numbers are true.
• 0 , 0.0 , f32::NAN, f64::NAN, and '\0' are false.
• non-empty strings are true.
• empty strings are false.
• non-empty collections are true.
• empty collections are false.
• None is always false.
• Err is always false.
• Ok and Some are unwrapped and the contained item is evaluated according to the preceding rules.

Documentation: https://docs.rs/as_bool

lib.rs:

as_bool provides an expanded notion of what is true and what is false.

Specifically with the AsBool trait, which an implementing type can use to express how it should be represented in a boolean context.

This crate also provides implementations of AsBool for Rust's builtin types and collections from the Standard Library. These implementations provide a truth table similar to the Groovy Truth implemented in the Groovy programming language. The truth table can be described as follow:

• booleans behave as expected.
• all non-zero numbers are true.
• 0 , 0.0 , f32::NAN, f64::NAN, and '\0' are false.
• non-empty strings are true.
• empty strings are false.
• non-empty collections are true.
• empty collections are false.
• None is always false.
• Err is always false.
• Ok and Some are unwrapped and the contained item is evaluated according to the preceding rules.