Now I have create 2 files: src/s1.rs and src/s2.rs;
s1.rs looks like below:
pub mod general {
pub fn foo() {
...
}
}
s2.rs looks like below:
pub mod general {
// here i want to inheritate functon 'foo' from s1.rs
}
is it possible for that?
I'm not sure what you're trying to ask. If you want to export the function foo from s1::general in s2::general, use the pub use syntax.
In src/s2.rs:
pub mod general {
pub use crate::s1::general::foo;
}
What you are trying to do doesn't seem to match the design pattern of inheritance or functional inheritance (from JS).
It warns "failed to resolve: could not find s1 in the crate root"
main.rs:
mod s2;
fn main() {
}
s2.rs
pub mod general {
pub use crate::s1::general::foo;
}
s1.rs
pub mod general {
pub fn foo() {
dbg!("hello");
}
}
It warns: "failed to resolve: could not find s1 in the crate root
could not find s1 in the crate root" on s2.rs
You have to declare any modules.
+mod s1;
mod s2;
fn main() {}
thank you