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Compare core vs std version of the same trait:
The original shows fn null() -> Self; while the inlined documentation says fn null<T>() -> Self; in both summary and method detail.
fn null() -> Self;
fn null<T>() -> Self;
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That is... surprising!
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As @luqmana points out in #15132
Compare the docs for RandomAccessIterator in core and in std.
fn indexable(&self) -> uint; fn idx(&mut self, index: uint) -> Option<A>;
vs
fn indexable<A>(&self) -> uint; fn idx<A>(&mut self, index: uint) -> Option<A>;
Those <A> don't actually exist in the code and would actually be wrong if it were there since they'd be shadowing the A from the trait.
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Compare core vs std version of the same trait:
The original shows
fn null() -> Self;
while the inlined documentation saysfn null<T>() -> Self;
in both summary and method detail.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: