for a trait with a type parameter I can reference it in the implementation like so:
impl Mul for Foo {
type Output = Bar;
fn mul(self, rhs: self) -> Self::Output {
unimplemented!()
}
}
( Self::Output
is what I'm referring to, or <Self as Mul>::Output
)
is it possible to do the same for a trait's generic parameters? for example:
impl Into<Bar> for Foo {
fn into(foo: Self) -> <Self as Into>::??? {
unimplemented!()
}
}
I'm at a loss for what to replace the question marks with.
No, it's not. This usually isn't useful, anyway, and it definitely can't work the way you've attempted here because a single type can implement Into<T>
multiple times with different generic parameters. Assuming this worked with the same syntax as associated types, you'd have to spell out <Self as Into<Bar>>::(something)
and then you're naming Bar
right there anyway, but with a lot of extra stuff around it for no reason.
Just replace the entire return type with Bar
.
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