Opt-in mutable access on IndexSet, release 2.2.6#323
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@Morganamilo would this work for you? |
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This is what I was looking for thanks. |
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This adds
set::MutableValuesas an opt-in trait for accessingIndexSetvalues by mutable reference, akin tomap::MutableKeys. The implementation simply forwards to the map implementation while discarding the()inner "value".Unlike
IndexMap,IndexSetdoesn't have regularget_full_mutorget_index_mutmethods, so the "2" suffix here isn't really necessary, but I thought it might be better to stay consistent withMutableKeyson that.Closes #322