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#2101 in Algorithms
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const_lookup_map
Rust map that can be defined in a const context.
There are two ways to create it:
use const_lookup_map::{ConstLookup, lookup};
const LOOKUP_MACRO: ConstLookup<3, &str, &str> = lookup! {
"best" => "better",
"test" => "testing",
"guessed" => "guessing",
};
use const_lookup_map::ConstLookup;
pub const LOOKUP: ConstLookup<4, &str, &str> = ConstLookup::new(
["bye", "hallo", "hey", "test"],
[
"bye.example.com",
"hallo.example.com",
"hey.example.com",
"test.example.com",
],
);
One note; The keys should be in order/sorted because the get method will use this to effienctly get the value. See ConstLookup::check_sorted
Usage
use const_lookup_map::{ConstLookup, lookup};
const LOOKUP: ConstLookup<3, &str, &str> = lookup! {
"best" => "better",
"test" => "testing",
"guessed" => "guessing",
};
fn my_function() {
assert_eq!(LOOKUP.get(&"best"), Some(&"better"));
assert_eq!(LOOKUP[&"best"], "better");
}