jonhoo / haphazard

I was reading through the tests to better understand how tho use the crate, when i came across this line that confused me:

58    drop(hazptr_array);
59    // invalid:
60    // let _: i32 = my_y.0;
61    // invalid:
62    // let _: i32 = my_y.0;

It confused me a bit and I was wondering if this meant to say let: _: i32 = my_x.0 for one of the comments? I hope this is not a super annoying question haha!

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haphazard/tests/lib.rs

Lines 58 to 62 in 6bcebbd

    
           drop(hazptr_array); 
        
           // invalid: 
        
           // let _: i32 = my_y.0; 
        
           // invalid: 
        
           // let _: i32 = my_y.0;

But yes, you're entirely right, one of those should read my_x.0! Want to cut a PR?

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Wow, that is awesome! I did not know this existed, thank you haha!

Yess, I definitely can! In the end it was a kind of nit-picky and probably quite unimportant thing to point out haha!

In a library this low level where the details matter so much, I think it's very much worth fixing!

Haha, I definitely appreciate your support of my very minuscule contribution ! :)

	drop(hazptr_array);
	// invalid:
	// let _: i32 = my_y.0;
	// invalid:
	// let _: i32 = my_y.0;

Clarification of invalid operations in tests/lib.rs