In line 132 of tabelle-core/src/cells/cell_content.rs, you attempt to link an identifier with an enum variant which does not exist (yet?). As this might cause inconvenience regarding the project's documentation, I assumed you should know about this problem.
I did not suggest a patch, yet, because I do not know whether the intended design of the concerned method would rather require an adjustment of the wording of its documentation or an implementation of the missing enum variant.
Note: there is also a shorthand syntax for linking public symbols in Rust documentation comments. For example, when implementing methods on an enum with the variant Example, you can create a hyperlink to that particular variant in the documentation comments by using the syntax shown below.
/// This method shows a different behaviour when called on [`Self::Example`].
pub fn some_method(&self) -> u8{
if matches!(self, Self::Example) {
42
} else {
0
}
}
In line 132 of
tabelle-core/src/cells/cell_content.rs, you attempt to link an identifier with an enum variant which does not exist (yet?). As this might cause inconvenience regarding the project's documentation, I assumed you should know about this problem.I did not suggest a patch, yet, because I do not know whether the intended design of the concerned method would rather require an adjustment of the wording of its documentation or an implementation of the missing enum variant.
Note: there is also a shorthand syntax for linking public symbols in Rust documentation comments. For example, when implementing methods on an enum with the variant
Example, you can create a hyperlink to that particular variant in the documentation comments by using the syntax shown below.