Use impl instead of ProtocolObject where possible
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| let object = ProtocolObject::from_ref(&*delegate); | ||
| app.setDelegate(Some(object)); |
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Ah, I've never used ::from_ref() for these before but always just object = delegate.as_ref() which is a bit more concise and also seemed to figure out.
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Builds upon #516.
We now use
&(impl MyProtocol + Message)instead of&ProtocolObject<dyn MyProtocol>as parameters to functions, this allows users to pass in their objects to these functions much more easily.I'm not sure it's worth the tradeoff in code size though (since now a lot of methods are generic where they don't really have to be), will have to think about.
Alternative to #686 (that one is still strictly cleaner, but probably also not really possible in current Rust (?)).