Trait LazyBalanceComponent

pub trait LazyBalanceComponent<T, Asset, Rational, Time, Context, Addon>:
    Delimited
    + VirtualDynFieldWithDelegatedBounds<T::Asset, Context, Asset>
    + VirtualDynFieldWithDelegatedBounds<T::Rational, Context, Rational>
    + VirtualDynFieldWithDelegatedBounds<T::Time, Context, Time>
    + DelegateVirtualDynExtension<Context, Addon>
where
    T: LazyBalance,
    Context: VirtualDynExtensionSchema<Addon> + VirtualDynBound<Asset> + VirtualDynBound<Rational> + VirtualDynBound<Time>,
    Addon: DiscriminantTag,
    Rational: DiscriminantTag,
    Time: DiscriminantTag,
    Asset: DiscriminantTag,
{ }

A abstract-container representation of a structured value participating in the lazy balance system (e.g. Balance, SnapShot, Receipt).

Look on to VirtualDynField or virtuals for contextual info.

It does not fix its internal representation directly. Instead, it:

• derives its core types (asset, rational, time) from context
• supports allocation via VirtualDynField
• allows extensibility through VirtualDynExtension

This keeps components lightweight, composable, and context-driven, rather than self-contained or rigid.

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.

Implementors

impl<B, T, Asset, Rational, Time, Context, Addon> LazyBalanceComponent<B, Asset, Rational, Time, Context, Addon> for T

where T: Delimited + VirtualDynFieldWithDelegatedBounds<B::Asset, Context, Asset> + VirtualDynFieldWithDelegatedBounds<B::Rational, Context, Rational> + VirtualDynFieldWithDelegatedBounds<B::Time, Context, Time> + DelegateVirtualDynExtension<Context, Addon>, B: LazyBalance, Context: VirtualDynExtensionSchema<Addon> + VirtualDynBound<Asset> + VirtualDynBound<Rational> + VirtualDynBound<Time>, Addon: DiscriminantTag, Rational: DiscriminantTag, Time: DiscriminantTag, Asset: DiscriminantTag,