struct Context {
handler: Handler,
}
struct Handler {
context: Arc<Context>
}
impl Handler {
fn new(context: Arc<Context>) -> Self {
Handler { context }
}
}
let context = Context { handler: Handler::new(..); };
How would you handle something like this? Vec<Box<dyn Module + Send + Sync>> in it, it'll soon also have utility functions modules can use on it struct Context {
handler: Handler,
}
struct Handler {
context: Arc<Context>
}
impl Handler {
fn new(context: Arc<Context>) -> Self {
Handler { context }
}
}
let context = Context { handler: Handler::new(..); };
How would you handle something like this? Vec can store a trait object without boxVec can store a trait object without box struct Context {
handler: Handler,
}
struct Handler {
context: Arc<Context>
}
impl Handler {
fn new(context: Arc<Context>) -> Self {
Handler { context }
}
}
let context = Context { handler: Handler::new(..); };
How would you handle something like this? Arc because it's a memleak Arc because it's a memleak Option there and it'll create the same dependencyOption alone, it won't work, but by adding Mutex you could make it work Option<> after the creation of the Arc anymore
Context and Handler? Context is a set of global stuff like the SqlitePool, the discord api client, a http client, bots current state, it's current user_id
Handler is a handler to initialize and dispatch events to Modules
Modules will call back into the Handler for registering what should be dispatched to themModules using utility functions in Handler, it needs a copy of the context, I'll just think of something elseContext and Modules live for the entire duration of the program so it's not too too bad 
Weak? Am I supposed to be upgrading it before use so I can make sure it doesn't get dropped while I'm using it? 
1Weak? Am I supposed to be upgrading it before use so I can make sure it doesn't get dropped while I'm using it? 
2
UI()->MouseDeltaY() actually returns? I would expect it to return the change of the y coordinate in whatever unit all other stuff is. So that UI()->MouseDeltaY() / View.y would give the percentage the mouse moved in the View. It seems to work fine for x, but not for y coordinates 
MapScreenToWorld does
Thanks for your coorperation
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