Mojo trait
ImplicitlyIntable
The ImplicitlyIntable trait describes a type that can be converted to an Int implicitly.
This trait requires the type to implement the __as_int__() method. For
example:
struct Foo(ImplicitlyIntable):
var i: Int
fn __int__(self) -> Int:
return self.i
fn __as_int__(self) -> Int:
return self.__int__()
struct Foo(ImplicitlyIntable):
var i: Int
fn __int__(self) -> Int:
return self.i
fn __as_int__(self) -> Int:
return self.__int__()
Now you can use Foo anywhere that an Int is expected, e.g. equality
checks:
foo = Foo(42)
assert_equal(Int(42), foo)
foo = Foo(42)
assert_equal(Int(42), foo)
Implemented traits
AnyType,
Intable,
UnknownDestructibility
Aliases
__del__is_trivial
alias __del__is_trivial
A flag (often compiler generated) to indicate whether the implementation of __del__ is trivial.
The implementation of __del__ is considered to be trivial if:
- The struct has a compiler-generated trivial destructor and all its fields
have a trivial
__del__method.
In practice, it means that the __del__ can be considered as no-op.
Methods
__as_int__
__as_int__(self: _Self) -> Int
Implicitly convert to an integral representation of the value, wherever an Int is expected.
Returns:
Int: The integral representation of the value.
__int__
__int__(self: _Self) -> Int
Get the integral representation of the value.
Returns:
Int: The integral representation of the value.
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