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Provide the same set of arith impls as stdlib #7
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@CAD97 could you watch the repo so that I don't need to tag you explictelly on every PR? :) |
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The reason is that I've got the code that does on my machine but haven't pushed it yet because you've been moving so fast :P |
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Ah, feel free to merge or to push your version :) |
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8: Provide ref-transparent ops for TextSize r=matklad a=CAD97 Counter-proposal to #7. Basically the same set of impls, but set up slightly differently. Co-authored-by: CAD97 <[email protected]>
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But is there specific reason to do this?
Also, are there any coherence implementations for using blanket impls for
OpAssign/Sum, instead of just writing the two specific impls? Would it prevent downstream crates from adding some impls they otherwise would be able to add?