2 ms·

using Foo; using Bar; using Baz; // somewhere else var foo = new Bublicon(...); // where tf does this come from? vs. use std::option::Opt

using Foo; using Bar; using Baz; // somewhere else var foo = new Bublicon(...); // where tf does this come from? vs. use std::option::Option::{Some, None}; // ... Some(1234) // clearly std::option::Option::Some which I can then go find easily

branko_d 5y ago
> // where tf does this come from? Just hover over it, and you'll find out. Or Ctrl+click to navigate to its implementation, possibly decompiling from IL if the source is not available. > use std::option::Option:: C# can accomplish similar effect through using alias directive.