strum | A small rust library for adding custom derives to enums | SDK library

i am trying tsc build and deploy on genkins. but when add dependency by npm install, it is fail because of node-gyp in bcrypt.

maybe, it is not problem about permission,

gyp: No Xcode or CLT version detected! gyp ERR! configure error

is it mean that need xcode in jenkins insatance?

I have a question about how a could simplify my code

I am using the crate strum (https://docs.rs/strum/0.17.1/strum/) and my question is how to simplify .iter() (macro EnumIter) to the array number without passing in a for loop

Const file :

I'm receiving an object and pushing to an array. I can see the array in my console.log but still it refuses to map out the li's.

What am I doing wrong?

I am trying to have some sort of list of types which I can then initialize and build genetic algorithms.

The issue is working with "types" themselves, I haven't found the right way to take an array of types and call ::new on each to get an "instance".

I'm writing code to initialize a deck with 52 cards and shuffle them. In Java, I use an ArrayList and iterate through the Suit enum and the Rank enum, adding a Card(suit,rank) object as I go along. I then use Collections.shuffle().

I am trying to port this code to Rust, using vectors and structs. The problem is that I can't iterate enums like in Java. What is the Rust idiomatic way of trying to achieve this result?

I have tried importing strum & strum_macros to get enum iteration, but I am stuck with trying to push structs onto the Vec and then randomly shuffle it.

Java Code

I'm currently spiking out a music application with HTML5/JS and am attempting to achieve the lowest latency I can with the MediaStream Recording API. The app allows a user to record music with a camera and microphone. While the camera and microphone are on, the code will allow the user to hear and see themselves.

At the moment I have:

When I was adding animation frames into my game, I decidedly made specific folders and titles for each character (for example, character 1 will always look for its attacking frames in its own folder), and I made a variable for it called animation_dir. However, whenever I try to use it in my resources file for my game, it keeps reporting the error:

AttributeError: type object 'Character' has no attribute 'animation_dir'.

I have tried to add a type of instance called charanimationdir = character.animation but that didn't work at all.

resources file:

So I got the crazy idea of making my own PC version of Rock Band / Guitar Hero in Unity. To do so, I need to be able to configure the InputManager in order to detect every button.

Through a little trial and error, I've been able to detect input for the color keys as well as the plus and minus buttons. I can't however for the life of me figure out how to get any input from the strum bar or the D-PAD.

I've been trying different combinations of joystick buttons, input types and input axis.

Any suggestions?

I want to read enums from a MySQL table, but I'm failing to convert the string enums from the table into real Rust enums.

What options do I have? The documentation tells me that I should implement the FromValue trait:

Cargo.toml