Split the Component trait into more specific traits #161
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161: Split the Component trait into more specific traits r=Ogeon a=Ogeon This adds specific traits for converting and for floating point components. This makes the implementation of each trait simpler and hopefully more efficient (@PeterHatch was right all along), and reduces their requirements a bit. A side effect is that the `cast` hack function can be reduced to convert from `f64` values only (still not completely gone, but its use is more limited now), and become panic free. The downside is the extra `FromF64` trait, but it's at least not hard to implement and new float types should be rare enough. This is a breaking change. Co-authored-by: Erik Hedvall <erikwhedvall@gmail.com>
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This adds specific traits for converting and for floating point components. This makes the implementation of each trait simpler and hopefully more efficient (@PeterHatch was right all along), and reduces their requirements a bit. A side effect is that the
casthack function can be reduced to convert fromf64values only (still not completely gone, but its use is more limited now), and become panic free. The downside is the extraFromF64trait, but it's at least not hard to implement and new float types should be rare enough.This is a breaking change.