cangjie-struct

To define a struct in the Cangjie language, you declare members and use normal or main constructors, relying on automatic init generation when appropriate to streamline setup.

Mut functions modify struct instances in Cangjie by directly changing member values like width and height, operating under specific constraints to ensure safe value semantics.

Cangjie structs use value semantics, meaning instances are copied rather than referenced, and mut functions must adhere to specific constraints to safely modify these values.

Non-recursive constraints in Cangjie structs prevent a struct from containing instances of itself, ensuring safe memory usage and avoiding infinite size definitions during compilation.

Yes, you can apply access modifiers to struct members in Cangjie to control visibility, alongside defining static and instance components for organized data encapsulation.

Automatic init generation in Cangjie structs fails when explicit constructors conflict with the expected member initialization pattern, requiring you to manually define the constructor logic.