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by legulere
3678 days ago
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Option<T> is just a normal enum in Rust. Enums can also can have parameters in Rust. Those are usually called tagged union in non-rust-speak.
It's either Some(x) or None.
It has a pretty easy definition:
https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/option/enum.Option.html Storing None for an Option<&T> as a null and Some(ref) just as the reference is an special optimisation that the rust compiler does. Usually you have a selector which tells you which variant of the enum it is. |
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