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resize_slice2

Resize a slice given a larger slice in safe Rust

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resize slice (2)

Enlarge and shrink slices (given a larger slice) in safe Rust.

This is done by expressing the new slice as a slice of the source slice -- this way you can also extend the lifetime to the sources lifetime.

Example

use resize_slice2::ResizeSlice;
let source = &["a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f"];
let slice = &source[1..4];
assert_eq!(slice, &["b", "c", "d"]);
let resized = slice.try_resize(source, 0..1).unwrap();
assert_eq!(resized, &["b", "c", "d", "e"]);

So a range of 1..-1 would move the start one to the right and move the end one to the left.

source: |------------------------|
slice:             |-------|
result:              |---|

A range of 1.. would move the start one to the right and fully expand the end.

source: |------------------------|
slice:             |-------|
result:              |-----------|

A range of 0..0 would return the same slice.

source: |------------------------|
slice:            |-------|
result:           |-------|

Dependencies

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