fn parse_records(records: String, verbose: bool) -> Records {
    let mut recs = Records::new();
    // We use ".split" with '\n' to get each line one at a time.
    // '\n' means "new line". "Enumerate" provides the data and
    // the current enumeration index (starting from 0) and we use
    // this number to report line errors.
    for (num, record) in records.split('\n').enumerate() {
        if record != "" {
            match parse_record(record) {
                Ok(rec) => recs.add(rec),
                Err(e) => {
                    if verbose {
                        println!(
                            "error on line number {}: {}\n  > \"{}\"\n",
                            num + 1,
                            e,
                            record
                        );
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
    recs
}
/// Parses the entire record file.
Parses the entire record file.
Parses the entire record file .
fn parse_records(records: String, verbose: bool) -> Records {
    let mut recs = Records::new();
    // We use ".split" with '\n' to get each line one at a time.
    // '\n' means "new line". "Enumerate" provides the data and
    // the current enumeration index (starting from 0) and we use
    // this number to report line errors.
    for (num, record) in records.split('\n').enumerate() {
        if record != "" {
            match parse_record(record) {
                Ok(rec) => recs.add(rec),
                Err(e) => {
                    if verbose {
                        println!(
                            "error on line number {}: {}\n  > \"{}\"\n",
                            num + 1,
                            e,
                            record
                        );
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
    recs
}
fn parse_records ( records : String , verbose : bool ) -> Records { let mut recs = Records :: new ( ) ; // We use ".split" with '\n' to get each line one at a time. // '\n' means "new line". "Enumerate" provides the data and // the current enumeration index (starting from 0) and we use // this number to report line errors. for ( num , record ) in records . split ( '\n' ) . enumerate ( ) { if record != " " { match parse_record ( record ) { Ok ( rec ) => recs . add ( rec ) , Err ( e ) => { if verbose { println ! ( " \n \" \" \n " num 1 e record ) ; } } } } } recs }
Parses the entire record file.
Parses the entire record file .
records
String
verbose
bool