You're not allowed to use references in structs until you think Rust is easy. They're the evil-hardmode of Rust that will ruin your day.
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Use Box or Arc to store things in structs "by reference". Temporary borrows don't do what you think they do.
You're not allowed to use references in structs until you think Rust is easy. They're the evil-hardmode of Rust that will ruin your day.
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Use Box or Arc to store things in structs "by reference". Temporary borrows don't do what you think they do.