Insert into an enum containing a vec

[Cubeasauros]

If one of the elements in an enum is a vector, how can data be pushed into the vector?

For example:

struct T{
    p:i32
}
pub enum Foo{
    foo_vec:Vec<T>,
    generic_data:i32
}
fn main(){
    let mut m=Foo(foo_vec::new()
}

How do I insert data into the foo_vec here?

[RustyYato]

Your enum isn't an enum. You are trying to use struct syntax to define an enum. Please read the TRPL, specifically the section on enums

I think you meant

pub enum Foo{
    Bar {
        foo_vec:Vec<T>,
        generic_data:i32
    }
}

In which case, you can create it like so,

Foo::Bar { foo_vec: Vec::new(), generic_data: 0 }

Or modify fields like so,

if let Foo::Bar { foo_vec, generic_data } = &mut foo {
    foo_vec.push(value)
}

[Cubeasauros]

Thanks