Update for latest changes with Rust nightly.

[kubkon]

Latest update has modified the CloneableVector trait, and as a result, Vec is no longer an implementor of CloneableVector. To fix this, use AsSlice instead and convert slice/vector to slice, and then call Vec::to_vec() on the result.

I don't know whether this is the best approach as I've only used Rust for a week or so. :-)

[Proksima]

Would be nice if this could get pulled, even if temporary before coming with a better solution (if such a solution exists). This is my last dependency on my project that ain't adjusted to the latest rustc build. Eager to run my test-suite on my own project! :)

[BurntSushi]

@Proksima rust-lang/rust#17916 (comment)

If you absolutely cannot wait, you should be able to point your Cargo.toml temporarily at @kubkon's fork, right?

[Proksima]

@BurntSushi Sorry I didn't meant to push you around. Just wanted to show my enthusiasm and eagerness, I appreciate the time you put in this library! [Also, I had another dependency with the same problem, I mixed them up: didn't notice the pull request came in only 2 days ago... Sorry >.<]

You also correctly spotted I am kind of the Git noob, I would have an easier time clonning it, apply the change manually and use that... ^^' No idea how to point to his fork (actually no idea what the url of his fork his, or where to find it).

[Proksima]

And don't worry about me, it's a personal project. After writing the first comment (to feel less bad about not working), I went on to watch TV. XD

[BurntSushi]

@Proksima Haha, OK. No worries. You can get a working build by pointing your Cargo.toml at https://github.com/kubkon/rust-csv. But I'm hoping this is resolved before the end of today.

[Proksima]

@BurntSushi Oh great! Thanks! :)