When using rust after this commit
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the target family for wasm targets is now set to "wasm". Also fix the
assumption that OsStrExt lives inside std::os::unix for all non-windows
targets.
* expanded freelist docs
* added check_signals doc example
* added doc examples for pyany methods
* doc examples for pymodule + deprecate add_wrapped
* fixed tabs+whitespace...
* stronger wording on running signal handler code
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* fix keyboardinterrupt spelling
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* remove semicolon
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* add space
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* add space
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* added suggested changes
* fixed doctest
* fixed triple backslash
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* spacing inside struct
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* use ? rather than unwrap in doc examples
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* remove use of "we", "us", "you" from docs
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* add that freelist shouldnt be impl'd by users
* added suggested changes
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The change to wrap_pyfunction!() in #1143 makes it impossible to
implement `context.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(something))` in
`inline-python`.
`context` does not carry the GIL lifetime, which causes type deduction
trouble now that `wrap_pyfunction` results in a generic function.
```
error[E0308]: mismatched types
--> examples/rust-fn.rs:12:4
|
12 | c.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(rust_print));
| ^^^^^^^^^^^ one type is more general than the other
|
= note: expected enum `Result<&pyo3::types::PyCFunction, _>`
found enum `Result<&pyo3::types::PyCFunction, _>`
```
By re-wrapping the function as a closure, we trigger 'closure signature
deduction' when passing `wrap_pyfunction!()` as an argument to a
function: Rustc will deduce the signature of the closure from the
function that closure is passed to. This way, the generic arguments can
be deduced in more contexts, fixing the problem.
Tim Robinson