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fn main() {
    for int::range(1,101) |i| {
        io::println(option::get_default(Some("foo"), i.to_str()));
    }
}

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fizzbuzz.rs:16:53: 16:64 error: illegal borrow: borrowed value does not live long enough
fizzbuzz.rs:16         io::println(option::get_default(Some("foo"), i.to_str()));
                                                                    ^~~~~~~~~~~
note: borrowed pointer must be valid for the static lifetime...
fizzbuzz.rs:16:20: 16:65 note: ...but borrowed value is only valid for the call at 16:20
fizzbuzz.rs:16         io::println(option::get_default(Some("foo"), i.to_str()));
                                   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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// New way
    trait OwnedStrRhs<S> {
        pure fn add_to_owned_str(lhs: ~str) -> S;
    }

    //impl<S, R: OwnedStrRhs<S>> ~str : Add<R, S> {
    impl<R: OwnedStrRhs<~str>> ~str : Add<R, ~str> {
        pure fn add(rhs: &R) -> ~str {
            rhs.add_to_owned_str(self)
        }

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/media/linhaus/rust/src/libcore/float.rs:154:15: 154:47 error: failed to find an im
plementation of trait @str::traits::OwnedStrRhs<~str> for <V53>
/media/linhaus/rust/src/libcore/float.rs:154         racc = uint::str(adjusted_digi
t) + racc;
                                                            ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~

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use int::range;
use option::{get_default, opt_if};

fn main() {
    for range(1,101) |i| {
        io::println(get_default(
            (if i % 3 == 0 { Some(~"Fizz") } else { None } +
             if i % 5 == 0 { Some(~"Buzz") } else { None }),
            i.to_str()
        ));

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// THIS CODE IS SOOO OBSOLETE. SUITABLE ONLY FOR HISTORICAL CURIOSITY

use int::range;
use option::get_default;

fn main() {
    for range(1,101) |i| {
        io::println(get_default(
            (if i % 3 == 0 { Some(~"Fizz") } else { None } +
             if i % 5 == 0 { Some(~"Buzz") } else { None }),

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trait A	{}

impl ~[int] : A	{}

fn foo()-> A	{
	~[0]
}

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https://groups.google.com/d/msg/net.bugs/ZGlqGwNaq3I/JX6mYJRPg34J

D Gary Grady 	
1/22/85
<>
> The problem won't be the computers, but the software.  Some software is
> bound to be wrong, only considering the last two digits of the year.

And thereby hangs a tale:  In 1978, when I was working in banking, I
ran across a curious date storage format.  It seems that transaction

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impl<T: Copy Add<T,T>> Option<T> : Add<Option<T>, Option<T>> {
    #[inline(always)]
    pure fn add(other: &Option<T>) -> Option<T> {
        match (self, *other) {
            (None, None) => None,
            (_, None) => self,
            (None, _) => *other,
            (Some(ref v1), Some(ref v2)) => Some(*v1 + *v2)
        }
    }

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     F ARMstF1   IF   E       K     Disk    Rename(ARMST:RARMST)
      
     D pCusNo          S              6p 0
     D pName           S             30a
     D pAddr1          S             30a
     D pAddr2          S             30a
     D pCity           S             25a
     D pState          S              2a
     D pZip            S             10a