impl Input for &[T] where T : Clone #1831
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Hello.
This is not related to a specific issue, tho I thought to do this as an alternate implementation of #1810 , and I mentioned it in #1809 .
This generalizes
Inputimplementation over any type that implementsClone. Which includesu8as well as custom lexedTokentypes common in parsers.My understanding is that any type that implements
Copy, whenclone()is called on it, just .. copies. No additional performance overhead. I would make this as a separate implementation from&[u8]but you'd run into specialization.All the tests pass with no changes to them whatsoever.