May I ask why this is necessary? You cannot call Anitomy::Parse from an immutable object, so you shouldn't need const reference to its members either. Especially the options, since the method is supposed to be used as a setter.
Also note that I'm currently rewriting the library in the develop branch and there's no Anitomy class anymore. Now you just call a free parse function and receive the elements.
@erengy This was due to me trying to match up some semantics in Rust bindings. But realise now it's not particularly necessary. So safe to ignore, apologies!
Hi @Xtansia, thanks for the PR.
May I ask why this is necessary? You cannot call
Anitomy::Parse
from an immutable object, so you shouldn't need const reference to its members either. Especially the options, since the method is supposed to be used as a setter.Also note that I'm currently rewriting the library in the develop branch and there's no
Anitomy
class anymore. Now you just call a freeparse
function and receive the elements.