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What this project is
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RustDirNav is a small Rust library crate (rust_dir_nav, v1.1.0, Rust 2018 edition) that performs
a depth-first traversal (DFS) of a directory tree and calls back into an application-defined
handler whenever it encounters:
- a directory (do_dir)
- a file (do_file)

That handler is supplied via a generic type parameter constrained by the DirEvent trait.

Project layout
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- Cargo.toml, Cargo.lock
- src/lib.rs - library implementation
- examples/test1.rs - demo program
- test_dir/ - test directory tree
- README.md, RustDirNav.md, Output.txt

Core API
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The DirEvent trait defines callbacks:
  fn do_dir(&mut self, d: &str);
  fn do_file(&mut self, f: &str);

DirNav<App> manages:
- file-extension patterns
- recursion and visibility options
- directory and file counters

Code metrics
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- src/lib.rs: ~258 lines
- examples/test1.rs: ~77 lines

Observations
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- Uses bitwise OR (|) instead of logical OR (||) for booleans
- Path handling could rely more on PathBuf instead of string replacement
- Extension matching is case-sensitive

Overall
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The project cleanly separates traversal logic from application behavior and serves as both
a practical utility and a clear instructional example.

  1 /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  2 // rust_thread_pool::lib.rs - threadpool wit BlockingQueue // 
  3 //                                                         //
  4 // Jim Fawcett, https://JimFawcett.github.com, 29 Jun 2020 //
  5 /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  6 /*
  7    There are two undefined methods for ThreadPool<M>
  8    that need to be implemented before this design is
  9    complete, e.g.:
 10    - post_work_item posts a function object to input queue
 11    - get_message retrieves results from an output queue
 12 */
 13 #![allow(dead_code)]
 14 use std::fmt::*;
 15 use rust_blocking_queue::*;
 16 use std::thread::*;
 17 use std::sync::*;
 18 use std::default::{Default};
 19 
 20 #[derive(Debug)]
 21 pub struct ThreadPool<M> 
 22 {
 23     sbq: Arc<BlockingQueue<M>>,
 24     thrd: Vec<Option<JoinHandle<()>>>
 25     /* see note below about Option */
 26 }
 27 impl<M> ThreadPool<M> 
 28 where M: Send + 'static
 29 {
 30     /*-----------------------------------------------------
 31       construct threadpool, starting nt threads,
 32       provide threadpool processing as f:F in new 
 33     */
 34     pub fn new<F>(nt:u8, f:F) -> ThreadPool<M> 
 35     where F: FnOnce(&BlockingQueue<M>) -> () + Send + 'static + Copy
 36     {
 37         /* safely share BlockingQueue with Arc */
 38         let sqm = Arc::new(BlockingQueue::<M>::new());
 39         let mut vt = Vec::<Option<JoinHandle<()>>>::new();
 40         /* start nt threads */
 41         for _i in 0..nt {
 42             /*----------------------------------------------- 
 43               ref sq to master shared queue (sqm) is captured
 44               by thread proc closure 
 45             */
 46             let sq = Arc::clone(&sqm);
 47             let handle = std::thread::spawn( move || { 
 48                 f(&sq);  // thread_pool_processing
 49             });
 50             vt.push(Some(handle));
 51         }
 52         Self { // return newly created threadpool
 53             sbq: sqm,
 54             thrd: vt, 
 55         }
 56     }
 57     /*-- wait for threads to finish --*/
 58     pub fn wait(&mut self) {
 59         
 60         for handle in &mut self.thrd {
 61             let _ = handle.take().unwrap().join();
 62             /*
 63               This is a hack!
 64               Without the Option, wrapping threadhandle, can't move threadhandle
 65               out of Vec<JoinHandle<()>>, so error in line above. 
 66               
 67               Can move out of the option as long as we replace
 68               the moved value (take swaps None for Some in option).
 69 
 70               I was stumpted until I saw this link.  Apparently a well known hack.
 71               https://users.rust-lang.org/t/spawn-threads-and-join-in-destructor/1613
 72             */
 73         }
 74     }
 75     /*-- post to ThreadPool queue --*/
 76     pub fn post_message(&mut self, _msg:M) 
 77     where M:Debug + Clone {
 78         self.sbq.en_q(_msg);
 79     }
 80     /*-- return results to caller --*/
 81     pub fn get_message(&mut self) -> M 
 82     where M:Debug + Clone + Default {
 83         /* to be defined */
 84         let m:M = M::default();
 85         m
 86     }
 87 }
 88 
 89 #[cfg(test)]
 90 mod tests {
 91     use super::*;
 92     #[test]
 93     fn test_new() {
 94         let test = |bq:&BlockingQueue<String>| { 
 95             let msg = bq.de_q();
 96             print!("\n  {:?}", msg);
 97         };
 98         let mut tp = ThreadPool::<String>::new(2, test);
 99         let msg = "test message".to_string();
100         tp.post_message(msg);
101         tp.post_message("quit".to_string());
102         tp.wait();
103     }
104 }