Hi, I'm wrinting docs for the first time and I find it hard to read for traits. Concretely, I have a generic trait Optimizer<Observations, S, Delta, Model, PreEval, PartialState, E>
and an implementation Optimizer<Obs, LMState, Vec6, Iso3, PreEval, LMPartialState, Float> for LMOptimizer
where Vec6
and Iso3
for exemple are public type alias.
There are two things I find hard to follow in the generated doc (cargo doc
):
- In the trait doc, the generic types are used in the "Required Methods" bloc, like
fn initial_energy() -> E
whereE
is used. But those generics are never showed at the begining of the trait doc, just "Optimizer
". This means I have to manually add a doc comment with the full trait name. I don't mind having to comment, but it can become out of sync if not careful. - In the trait impl doc of
LMOptimizer
it doesn't show the public type alias names but their fully developed version. For example, instead ofOptimizer<Obs, LMState, Vec6, Iso3, PreEval, LMPartialState, Float>
, I getOptimizer<Obs, LMState, Matrix<f32, U6, U1, <DefaultAllocator as Allocator<f32, U6, U1>>::Buffer>, Isometry<f32, U3, Unit<Quaternion<f32>>>, (Vec<usize>, Vec<f32>, f32), Result<LMData, f32>, f32>
.
Is there a way around this behavior? (doc command options?) If not, is it because of difficulties I'm not seeing of using type aliases in trait doc?