pub trait IDBKeyRangeMethods<D>where
D: DomTypes,{
// Required methods
fn Lower(&self, cx: JSContext, retval: MutableHandle<'_, Value>);
fn Upper(&self, cx: JSContext, retval: MutableHandle<'_, Value>);
fn LowerOpen(&self) -> bool;
fn UpperOpen(&self) -> bool;
fn Only(
cx: JSContext,
global: &<D as DomTypes>::GlobalScope,
value: Handle<'_, Value>,
) -> Result<Root<Dom<<D as DomTypes>::IDBKeyRange>>, Error>;
fn LowerBound(
cx: JSContext,
global: &<D as DomTypes>::GlobalScope,
lower: Handle<'_, Value>,
open: bool,
) -> Result<Root<Dom<<D as DomTypes>::IDBKeyRange>>, Error>;
fn UpperBound(
cx: JSContext,
global: &<D as DomTypes>::GlobalScope,
upper: Handle<'_, Value>,
open: bool,
) -> Result<Root<Dom<<D as DomTypes>::IDBKeyRange>>, Error>;
fn Bound(
cx: JSContext,
global: &<D as DomTypes>::GlobalScope,
lower: Handle<'_, Value>,
upper: Handle<'_, Value>,
lowerOpen: bool,
upperOpen: bool,
) -> Result<Root<Dom<<D as DomTypes>::IDBKeyRange>>, Error>;
fn Includes(
&self,
cx: JSContext,
key: Handle<'_, Value>,
) -> Result<bool, Error>;
}Required Methods§
fn Lower(&self, cx: JSContext, retval: MutableHandle<'_, Value>)
fn Upper(&self, cx: JSContext, retval: MutableHandle<'_, Value>)
fn LowerOpen(&self) -> bool
fn UpperOpen(&self) -> bool
fn Only( cx: JSContext, global: &<D as DomTypes>::GlobalScope, value: Handle<'_, Value>, ) -> Result<Root<Dom<<D as DomTypes>::IDBKeyRange>>, Error>
fn LowerBound( cx: JSContext, global: &<D as DomTypes>::GlobalScope, lower: Handle<'_, Value>, open: bool, ) -> Result<Root<Dom<<D as DomTypes>::IDBKeyRange>>, Error>
fn UpperBound( cx: JSContext, global: &<D as DomTypes>::GlobalScope, upper: Handle<'_, Value>, open: bool, ) -> Result<Root<Dom<<D as DomTypes>::IDBKeyRange>>, Error>
fn Bound( cx: JSContext, global: &<D as DomTypes>::GlobalScope, lower: Handle<'_, Value>, upper: Handle<'_, Value>, lowerOpen: bool, upperOpen: bool, ) -> Result<Root<Dom<<D as DomTypes>::IDBKeyRange>>, Error>
fn Includes(&self, cx: JSContext, key: Handle<'_, Value>) -> Result<bool, Error>
Dyn Compatibility§
This trait is not dyn compatible.
In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.