cangjie-struct

To define a struct in Cangjie, declare the struct name and member variables, then use a primary constructor to initialize them. This ensures correct setup of instance properties like 'x' and 'y' coordinates upon creation.

Cangjie struct mut functions allow modifying struct instances, but they carry specific restrictions regarding variable declarations and interface interactions. Understanding these rules prevents common mutability errors during value modification.

Cangjie imposes specific restrictions on recursive structs. Developers must understand these limitations when designing complex data structures to prevent compilation errors related to self-referencing types.

Cangjie structs use value semantics, meaning instances are copied upon assignment. Modifying a copied instance requires specific conditions, ensuring the original struct remains unchanged unless explicitly handled with mut functions.

Cangjie structs support static member variables and static initializers. Use these features to define shared state across all instances of the struct, initialized once when the struct is first accessed.

Cangjie struct members support access modifiers and property definitions using the 'prop' keyword. These features control visibility and encapsulate instance or static function logic within the struct.