Yeah, once you're putting lifetimes in structs you're liable to run into trouble. In general you only want to do that for structs which are not expected to have

Yeah, once you're putting lifetimes in structs you're liable to run into trouble. In general you only want to do that for structs which are not expected to have long or complicated lifetimes (i.e. if you're expecting it might be allocated on the heap, it's likely too complicated to be workable)