Hello
I'm currently trying to learn Rust, and am having a bit of a fight with the module system.
My idea was to structure my project into different files because keeping everything in the same one gets ugly rather fast..
So I now have these files:
src
\--main.rs
|--definitions.rs
|--parsing.rs
|--evaluation.rs
Where definitions.rs
just contains some enum declarations, parsing.rs
and evaluation.rs
both operate with the data structures defined in definitions
, while main.rs
uses stuff from all three of these files.
Now, how can I structure that in a way that works, preferably without having a folder for each new file?
I tried using
//main.rs
pub mod parsing;
pub mod evaluation;
pub mod definitions;
//parsing.rs and evaluation.rs
pub mod definitions;
//also tried use definitions;
However nothing I tried is really working. Is this even how I am supposed to structure my project when writing idiomatic Rust code?
Thank you for your help