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searchState.loadedDescShard("syn", 0, "github crates-io docs-rs\nThe binary interface of a function: <code>extern "C"</code>.\nThe <code>+</code> operator (addition)\nThe <code>+=</code> operator\nThe <code>&&</code> operator (logical and)\nThe <code><'a, T></code> in <code>std::slice::iter<'a, T></code>.\nAngle bracketed arguments of a path segment: the <code><K, V></code> in …\nOne arm of a <code>match</code> expression: <code>0...10 => { return true; }</code>.\nA slice literal expression: <code>[a, b, c, d]</code>.\nA fixed size array type: <code>[T; n]</code>.\nAn assignment expression: <code>a = compute()</code>.\nA compound assignment expression: <code>counter += 1</code>.\nAn async block: <code>async { ... }</code>.\nDistinguishes between attributes that decorate an item and …\nAn attribute like <code>#[repr(transparent)]</code>.\nConventional argument type associated with an invocation …\nAn await expression: <code>fut.await</code>.\nA bare function type: <code>fn(usize) -> bool</code>.\nAn argument in a function type: the <code>usize</code> in …\nA binary operator: <code>+</code>, <code>+=</code>, <code>&</code>.\nA binary operation: <code>a + b</code>, <code>a * b</code>.\nA binding (equality constraint) on an associated type: …\nA binding (equality constraint) on an associated type: the …\nThe <code>&</code> operator (bitwise and)\nThe <code>&=</code> operator\nThe <code>|</code> operator (bitwise or)\nThe <code>|=</code> operator\nThe <code>^</code> operator (bitwise xor)\nThe <code>^=</code> operator\nA braced block containing Rust statements.\nA blocked scope: <code>{ ... }</code>.\nA boolean literal: <code>true</code> or <code>false</code>.\nA set of bound lifetimes: <code>for<'a, 'b, 'c></code>.\nA box expression: <code>box f</code>.\nA box pattern: <code>box v</code>.\nA <code>break</code>, with an optional label to break and an optional …\nA byte literal: <code>b'f'</code>.\nA byte string literal: <code>b"foo"</code>.\nA function call expression: <code>invoke(a, b)</code>.\nA cast expression: <code>foo as f64</code>.\nA character literal: <code>'a'</code>.\nInclusive at the beginning and end.\nA closure expression: <code>|a, b| a + b</code>.\nA const expression. Must be inside of a block.\nA const generic parameter: <code>const LENGTH: usize</code>.\nA constant item: <code>const MAX: u16 = 65535</code>.\nAn associated constant within the definition of a trait.\nAn associated constant within an impl block.\nA const expression. Must be inside of a block.\nA const generic parameter: <code>const LENGTH: usize</code>.\nAn associated type bound: <code>Iterator<Item: Display></code>.\nAn associated type bound: <code>Iterator<Item: Display></code>.\nA <code>continue</code>, with an optional label.\nAn ordinary string like <code>"data"</code>.\nA crate-level visibility: <code>crate</code>.\nThe storage of a struct, enum or union data structure.\nAn enum input to a <code>proc_macro_derive</code> macro.\nA struct input to a <code>proc_macro_derive</code> macro.\nAn untagged union input to a <code>proc_macro_derive</code> macro.\nReturn type is not specified.\nThe <code>*</code> operator for dereferencing\nData structure sent to a <code>proc_macro_derive</code> macro.\nThe <code>/</code> operator (division)\nThe <code>/=</code> operator\nAn enum definition: <code>enum Foo<A, B> { A(A), B(B) }</code>.\nAn enum input to a <code>proc_macro_derive</code> macro.\nAn equality predicate in a <code>where</code> clause (unsupported).\nThe <code>==</code> operator (equality)\nContains the error value\nError returned when a Syn parser cannot parse the input …\nA Rust expression.\nExpr without trailing semicolon.\nA slice literal expression: <code>[a, b, c, d]</code>.\nAn assignment expression: <code>a = compute()</code>.\nA compound assignment expression: <code>counter += 1</code>.\nAn async block: <code>async { ... }</code>.\nAn await expression: <code>fut.await</code>.\nA binary operation: <code>a + b</code>, <code>a * b</code>.\nA blocked scope: <code>{ ... }</code>.\nA box expression: <code>box f</code>.\nA <code>break</code>, with an optional label to break and an optional …\nA function call expression: <code>invoke(a, b)</code>.\nA cast expression: <code>foo as f64</code>.\nA closure expression: <code>|a, b| a + b</code>.\nA <code>continue</code>, with an optional label.\nAccess of a named struct field (<code>obj.k</code>) or unnamed tuple …\nA for loop: <code>for pat in expr { ... }</code>.\nAn expression contained within invisible delimiters.\nAn <code>if</code> expression with an optional <code>else</code> block: …\nA square bracketed indexing expression: <code>vector[2]</code>.\nA <code>let</code> guard: <code>let Some(x) = opt</code>.\nA literal in place of an expression: <code>1</code>, <code>"foo"</code>.\nConditionless loop: <code>loop { ... }</code>.\nA macro invocation expression: <code>format!("{}", q)</code>.\nA <code>match</code> expression: <code>match n { Some(n) => {}, None => {} }</code>.\nA method call expression: <code>x.foo::<T>(a, b)</code>.\nA parenthesized expression: <code>(a + b)</code>.\nA path like <code>std::mem::replace</code> possibly containing generic …\nA range expression: <code>1..2</code>, <code>1..</code>, <code>..2</code>, <code>1..=2</code>, <code>..=2</code>.\nA referencing operation: <code>&a</code> or <code>&mut a</code>.\nAn array literal constructed from one repeated element: …\nA <code>return</code>, with an optional value to be returned.\nA struct literal expression: <code>Point { x: 1, y: 1 }</code>.\nA try-expression: <code>expr?</code>.\nA try block: <code>try { ... }</code>.\nA tuple expression: <code>(a, b, c, d)</code>.\nA type ascription expression: <code>foo: f64</code>.\nA unary operation: <code>!x</code>, <code>*x</code>.\nAn unsafe block: <code>unsafe { ... }</code>.\nA while loop: <code>while expr { ... }</code>.\nA yield expression: <code>yield expr</code>.\nAn <code>extern crate</code> item: <code>extern crate serde</code>.\nA field of a struct or enum variant.\nAccess of a named struct field (<code>obj.k</code>) or unnamed tuple …\nA single field in a struct pattern.\nA field-value pair in a struct literal.\nData stored within an enum variant or struct.\nNamed fields of a struct or struct variant such as …\nUnnamed fields of a tuple struct or tuple variant such as …\nA complete file of Rust source code.\nA floating point literal: <code>1f64</code> or <code>1.0e10f64</code>.\nA free-standing function: …\nA foreign function in an <code>extern</code> block.\nAn argument in a function signature: the <code>n: usize</code> in …\nA for loop: <code>for pat in expr { ... }</code>.\nAn item within an <code>extern</code> block.\nA foreign function in an <code>extern</code> block.\nA macro invocation within an extern block.\nA foreign static item in an <code>extern</code> block: <code>static ext: u8</code>.\nA foreign type in an <code>extern</code> block: <code>type void</code>.\nA block of foreign items: <code>extern "C" { ... }</code>.\nThe <code>>=</code> operator (greater than or equal to)\nAn individual generic argument, like <code>'a</code>, <code>T</code>, or <code>Item = T</code>.\nAn individual generic argument to a method, like <code>T</code>.\nA generic type parameter, lifetime, or const generic: …\nLifetimes and type parameters attached to a declaration of …\nA glob import in a <code>use</code> item: <code>*</code>.\nAn expression contained within invisible delimiters.\nA braced group of imports in a <code>use</code> item: <code>{A, B, C}</code>.\nA type contained within invisible delimiters.\nThe <code>></code> operator (greater than)\nInclusive at the beginning, exclusive at the end.\nA word of Rust code, which may be a keyword or legal …\nA word of Rust code, which may be a keyword or legal …\nA pattern that binds a new variable: …\nAn <code>if</code> expression with an optional <code>else</code> block: …\nAn impl block providing trait or associated items: …\nReturned by <code>Generics::split_for_impl</code>.\nAn item within an impl block.\nAn associated constant within an impl block.\nA macro invocation within an impl block.\nA method within an impl block.\nAn associated type within an impl block.\nAn <code>impl Bound1 + Bound2 + Bound3</code> type where <code>Bound</code> is a …\nThe index of an unnamed tuple struct field.\nA square bracketed indexing expression: <code>vector[2]</code>.\nIndication that a type should be inferred by the compiler: …\nAn inherited visibility, which usually means private.\nAn integer literal: <code>1</code> or <code>1u16</code>.\nThings that can appear directly inside of a module or …\nAn item definition.\nA constant item: <code>const MAX: u16 = 65535</code>.\nAn enum definition: <code>enum Foo<A, B> { A(A), B(B) }</code>.\nAn <code>extern crate</code> item: <code>extern crate serde</code>.\nA free-standing function: …\nA block of foreign items: <code>extern "C" { ... }</code>.\nAn impl block providing trait or associated items: …\nA macro invocation, which includes <code>macro_rules!</code> …\nA 2.0-style declarative macro introduced by the <code>macro</code> …\nA module or module declaration: <code>mod m</code> or <code>mod m { ... }</code>.\nA static item: <code>static BIKE: Shed = Shed(42)</code>.\nA struct definition: <code>struct Foo<A> { x: A }</code>.\nA trait definition: <code>pub trait Iterator { ... }</code>.\nA trait alias: <code>pub trait SharableIterator = Iterator + Sync</code>…\nA type alias: …\nA union definition: <code>union Foo<A, B> { x: A, y: B }</code>.\nA use declaration: <code>use std::collections::HashMap</code>.\nA lifetime labeling a <code>for</code>, <code>while</code>, or <code>loop</code>.\nThe <code><=</code> operator (less than or equal to)\nA <code>let</code> guard: <code>let Some(x) = opt</code>.\nA Rust lifetime: <code>'a</code>.\nA lifetime definition: <code>'a: 'b + 'c + 'd</code>.\nA lifetime predicate in a <code>where</code> clause: <code>'a: 'b + 'c</code>.\nA lifetime argument.\nA lifetime definition: <code>'a: 'b + 'c + 'd</code>.\nA structured list within an attribute, like …\nA Rust literal such as a string or integer or boolean.\nA Rust literal, like the <code>"new_name"</code> in …\nA literal in place of an expression: <code>1</code>, <code>"foo"</code>.\nA literal pattern: <code>0</code>.\nA boolean literal: <code>true</code> or <code>false</code>.\nA byte literal: <code>b'f'</code>.\nA byte string literal: <code>b"foo"</code>.\nA character literal: <code>'a'</code>.\nA floating point literal: <code>1f64</code> or <code>1.0e10f64</code>.\nAn integer literal: <code>1</code> or <code>1u16</code>.\nA UTF-8 string literal: <code>"foo"</code>.\nA local <code>let</code> binding: <code>let x: u64 = s.parse()?</code>.\nA local (let) binding.\nConditionless loop: <code>loop { ... }</code>.\nThe <code><</code> operator (less than)\nA macro invocation: <code>println!("{}", mac)</code>.\nA macro invocation expression: <code>format!("{}", q)</code>.\nA macro invocation, which includes <code>macro_rules!</code> …\nA macro invocation within an extern block.\nA macro invocation within the definition of a trait.\nA macro invocation within an impl block.\nA macro in the type position.\nA macro in pattern position.\nA 2.0-style declarative macro introduced by the <code>macro</code> …\nA grouping token that surrounds a macro body: <code>m!(...)</code> or …\nA <code>match</code> expression: <code>match n { Some(n) => {}, None => {} }</code>.\nA struct or tuple struct field accessed in a struct …\nContent of a compile-time structured attribute.\nA structured meta item, like the <code>Copy</code> in <code>#[derive(Copy)]</code> …\nA structured list within an attribute, like …\nA name-value pair within an attribute, like …\nA trait method within the definition of a trait.\nA method within an impl block.\nA method call expression: <code>x.foo::<T>(a, b)</code>.\nThe <code>::<></code> explicit type parameters passed to a method call: …\nA module or module declaration: <code>mod m</code> or <code>mod m { ... }</code>.\nThe <code>*</code> operator (multiplication)\nThe <code>*=</code> operator\nAn identifier imported by a <code>use</code> item: <code>HashMap</code>.\nA name-value pair within an attribute, like …\nNamed fields of a struct or struct variant such as …\nA named field like <code>self.x</code>.\nThe <code>!=</code> operator (not equal to)\nThe <code>-</code> operator for negation\nElement of a compile-time attribute list.\nThe never type: <code>!</code>.\nThe <code>!</code> operator for logical inversion\nContains the success value\nThe <code>||</code> operator (logical or)\nA pattern that matches any one of a set of cases.\nA parenthesized expression: <code>(a + b)</code>.\nA parenthesized type equivalent to the inner type.\nThe <code>(A, B) -> C</code> in <code>Fn(A, B) -> C</code>.\nArguments of a function path segment: the <code>(A, B) -> C</code> in …\nA pattern in a local binding, function signature, match …\nA box pattern: <code>box v</code>.\nA pattern that binds a new variable: …\nA literal pattern: <code>0</code>.\nA macro in pattern position.\nA pattern that matches any one of a set of cases.\nA path pattern like <code>Color::Red</code>, optionally qualified with a\nA range pattern: <code>1..=2</code>.\nA reference pattern: <code>&mut var</code>.\nThe dots in a tuple or slice pattern: <code>[0, 1, ..]</code>\nA dynamically sized slice pattern: <code>[a, b, ref i @ .., y, z]</code>…\nA struct or struct variant pattern: <code>Variant { x, y, .. }</code>.\nA tuple pattern: <code>(a, b)</code>.\nA tuple struct or tuple variant pattern: …\nA type ascription pattern: <code>foo: f64</code>.\nA pattern that matches any value: <code>_</code>.\nA path at which a named item is exported (e.g. …\nA path like <code>std::mem::replace</code> possibly containing generic …\nA path prefix of imports in a <code>use</code> item: <code>std::...</code>.\nA path like <code>std::slice::Iter</code>, optionally qualified with a …\nA path pattern like <code>Color::Red</code>, optionally qualified with a\nAngle bracketed or parenthesized arguments of a path …\nA segment of a path together with any path arguments on …\nAn equality predicate in a <code>where</code> clause (unsupported).\nA lifetime predicate in a <code>where</code> clause: <code>'a: 'b + 'c</code>.\nA type predicate in a <code>where</code> clause: …\nA raw pointer type: <code>*const T</code> or <code>*mut T</code>.\nA public visibility level: <code>pub</code>.\nThe explicit Self type in a qualified path: the <code>T</code> in …\nA range expression: <code>1..2</code>, <code>1..</code>, <code>..2</code>, <code>1..=2</code>, <code>..=2</code>.\nA range pattern: <code>1..=2</code>.\nLimit types of a range, inclusive or exclusive.\nA raw string like <code>r##"data"##</code>.\nThe <code>self</code> argument of an associated method, whether taken …\nThe <code>self</code> argument of an associated method, whether taken …\nA referencing operation: <code>&a</code> or <code>&mut a</code>.\nA reference type: <code>&'a T</code> or <code>&'a mut T</code>.\nA reference pattern: <code>&mut var</code>.\nThe <code>%</code> operator (modulus)\nThe <code>%=</code> operator\nAn renamed identifier imported by a <code>use</code> item: …\nAn array literal constructed from one repeated element: …\nThe dots in a tuple or slice pattern: <code>[0, 1, ..]</code>\nA visibility level restricted to some path: 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macro.\nA struct or struct variant pattern: <code>Variant { x, y, .. }</code>.\nThe <code>-</code> operator (subtraction)\nThe <code>-=</code> operator\nA type-macro that expands to the name of the Rust type …\nA trait definition: <code>pub trait Iterator { ... }</code>.\nA trait alias: <code>pub trait SharableIterator = Iterator + Sync</code>…\nA trait used as a bound on a type parameter.\nA modifier on a trait bound, currently only used for the <code>?</code> …\nAn item declaration within the definition of a trait.\nAn associated constant within the definition of a trait.\nA macro invocation within the definition of a trait.\nA trait method within the definition of a trait.\nAn associated type within the definition of a trait.\nA trait object type <code>dyn Bound1 + Bound2 + Bound3</code> where …\nA try-expression: <code>expr?</code>.\nA try block: <code>try { ... }</code>.\nA tuple expression: <code>(a, b, c, d)</code>.\nA tuple type: <code>(A, B, C, String)</code>.\nA tuple pattern: <code>(a, b)</code>.\nA tuple struct or tuple variant pattern: …\nReturned by <code>TypeGenerics::as_turbofish</code>.\nThe possible types that a Rust value could have.\nA type ascription expression: <code>foo: f64</code>.\nA type argument.\nA generic type parameter: <code>T: Into<String></code>.\nA type predicate in a <code>where</code> clause: …\nA type alias: …\nA foreign type in an <code>extern</code> block: <code>type void</code>.\nAn associated type within the definition of a trait.\nAn associated type within an impl block.\nA particular type is returned.\nA type ascription pattern: <code>foo: f64</code>.\nA type argument.\nA fixed size array type: <code>[T; n]</code>.\nA bare function type: <code>fn(usize) -> bool</code>.\nReturned by <code>Generics::split_for_impl</code>.\nA type contained within invisible delimiters.\nAn <code>impl Bound1 + Bound2 + Bound3</code> type where <code>Bound</code> is a …\nIndication that a type should be inferred by the compiler: …\nA macro in the type position.\nThe never type: <code>!</code>.\nA generic type parameter: <code>T: Into<String></code>.\nA trait or lifetime used as a bound on a type parameter.\nA parenthesized type equivalent to the inner type.\nA path like <code>std::slice::Iter</code>, optionally qualified with a …\nA raw pointer type: <code>*const T</code> or <code>*mut T</code>.\nA reference type: <code>&'a T</code> or <code>&'a mut T</code>.\nA dynamically sized slice type: <code>[T]</code>.\nA trait object type <code>dyn Bound1 + Bound2 + Bound3</code> where …\nA tuple type: <code>(A, B, C, String)</code>.\nA function argument accepted by pattern and type.\nA unary operator: <code>*</code>, <code>!</code>, <code>-</code>.\nA unary operation: <code>!x</code>, <code>*x</code>.\nA union definition: <code>union Foo<A, B> { x: A, y: B }</code>.\nAn untagged union input to a <code>proc_macro_derive</code> macro.\nUnit struct or unit variant such as <code>None</code>.\nUnnamed fields of a tuple struct or tuple variant such as …\nAn unnamed field like <code>self.0</code>.\nAn unsafe block: <code>unsafe { ... }</code>.\nA use declaration: <code>use std::collections::HashMap</code>.\nA glob import in a <code>use</code> item: <code>*</code>.\nA braced group of imports in a <code>use</code> item: <code>{A, B, C}</code>.\nAn identifier imported by a <code>use</code> item: <code>HashMap</code>.\nA path prefix of imports in a <code>use</code> item: <code>std::...</code>.\nAn renamed identifier imported by a <code>use</code> item: …\nA suffix of an import tree in a <code>use</code> item: <code>Type as Renamed</code> …\nThe variadic argument of a foreign function.\nAn enum variant.\nTokens in expression position not interpreted by Syn.\nTokens forming an item not interpreted by Syn.\nTokens in an <code>extern</code> block not interpreted by Syn.\nTokens within the definition of a trait not interpreted by …\nTokens within an impl block not interpreted by Syn.\nA raw token literal not interpreted by Syn.\nTokens in type position not interpreted by Syn.\nTokens in pattern position not interpreted by Syn.\nA crate-level visibility: <code>crate</code>.\nA public visibility level: <code>pub</code>.\nA visibility level restricted to some path: <code>pub(self)</code> or …\nThe visibility level of an item: inherited or <code>pub</code> or …\nA <code>where</code> clause in a definition: …\nA single predicate in a <code>where</code> clause: <code>T: Deserialize<'de></code>.\nA while loop: <code>while expr { ... }</code>.\nA pattern that matches any value: <code>_</code>.\nA yield expression: <code>yield expr</code>.\nTurn a type’s generics like <code><X, Y></code> into a turbofish like …\nAttributes tagged on the variant.\nAttributes tagged on the field.\nAttributes tagged on the field.\nAttributes tagged on the whole struct or enum.\nParses the literal into a selected number type.\nThe type being bounded\nTrait and lifetime bounds (<code>Clone+Send+'static</code>)\nParse a 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