Fix comments: Use two instead of three slashes

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Matthias Beyer 2018-01-04 19:34:55 +01:00
parent e518598351
commit 02f38fb209

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@ -626,13 +626,13 @@ pub mod store_check {
incoming: Vec<StoreId>, incoming: Vec<StoreId>,
} }
/// Helper function to aggregate the Link network // Helper function to aggregate the Link network
/// //
/// This function aggregates a HashMap which maps each StoreId object in the store onto // This function aggregates a HashMap which maps each StoreId object in the store onto
/// a Linking object, which contains a list of StoreIds which this entry links to and a // a Linking object, which contains a list of StoreIds which this entry links to and a
/// list of StoreIds which link to the current one. // list of StoreIds which link to the current one.
/// //
/// The lambda returns an error if something fails // The lambda returns an error if something fails
let aggregate_link_network = |store: &Store| -> Result<HashMap<StoreId, Linking>> { let aggregate_link_network = |store: &Store| -> Result<HashMap<StoreId, Linking>> {
let iter = store let iter = store
.entries()? .entries()?
@ -669,9 +669,9 @@ pub mod store_check {
Ok(map) Ok(map)
}; };
/// Helper to check whethre all StoreIds in the network actually exists // Helper to check whethre all StoreIds in the network actually exists
/// //
/// Because why not? // Because why not?
let all_collected_storeids_exist = |network: &HashMap<StoreId, Linking>| -> LResult<()> { let all_collected_storeids_exist = |network: &HashMap<StoreId, Linking>| -> LResult<()> {
for (id, _) in network.iter() { for (id, _) in network.iter() {
if is_match!(self.get(id.clone()), Ok(Some(_))) { if is_match!(self.get(id.clone()), Ok(Some(_))) {
@ -690,14 +690,14 @@ pub mod store_check {
Ok(()) Ok(())
}; };
/// Helper function to create a SLCECD::OneDirectionalLink error object // Helper function to create a SLCECD::OneDirectionalLink error object
#[inline] #[inline]
let mk_one_directional_link_err = |src: StoreId, target: StoreId| -> LE { let mk_one_directional_link_err = |src: StoreId, target: StoreId| -> LE {
LE::from_kind(LEK::DeadLink(src, target)) LE::from_kind(LEK::DeadLink(src, target))
}; };
/// Helper lambda to check whether the _incoming_ links of each entry actually also // Helper lambda to check whether the _incoming_ links of each entry actually also
/// appear in the _outgoing_ list of the linked entry // appear in the _outgoing_ list of the linked entry
let incoming_links_exists_as_outgoing_links = let incoming_links_exists_as_outgoing_links =
|src: &StoreId, linking: &Linking, network: &HashMap<StoreId, Linking>| -> Result<()> { |src: &StoreId, linking: &Linking, network: &HashMap<StoreId, Linking>| -> Result<()> {
for link in linking.incoming.iter() { for link in linking.incoming.iter() {
@ -715,8 +715,8 @@ pub mod store_check {
Ok(()) Ok(())
}; };
/// Helper lambda to check whether the _outgoing links of each entry actually also // Helper lambda to check whether the _outgoing links of each entry actually also
/// appear in the _incoming_ list of the linked entry // appear in the _incoming_ list of the linked entry
let outgoing_links_exist_as_incoming_links = let outgoing_links_exist_as_incoming_links =
|src: &StoreId, linking: &Linking, network: &HashMap<StoreId, Linking>| -> Result<()> { |src: &StoreId, linking: &Linking, network: &HashMap<StoreId, Linking>| -> Result<()> {
for link in linking.outgoing.iter() { for link in linking.outgoing.iter() {