Struct SelectionPretty

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pub struct SelectionPretty(/* private fields */);
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A structured pretty-printer that renders Selection expressions in DSL constructor form.

This type implements SelectionSYM and emits expressions like all(range(0..4, true_())), which mirror the Rust-based DSL used to construct Selection values programmatically.

Internally used by [Selection::fmt] to support human-readable display of selection expressions in their canonical constructor form.

Use Selection::fold or the pretty helper to produce a SelectionPretty:

use ndslice::selection::dsl::*;
use ndslice::selection::pretty::pretty;
let expr = all(range(0..4, true_()));
println!("{}", pretty(&expr)); // prints: all(range(0..4, true_()))

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impl Display for SelectionPretty

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl SelectionSYM for SelectionPretty

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fn false_() -> Self

The identity selection (matches no nodes).
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fn true_() -> Self

The universal selection (matches all nodes).
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fn all(s: Self) -> Self

Selects all values along the current dimension, then applies the inner selection.
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fn first(s: Self) -> Self

Selects the first index along the current dimension for which the inner selection is non-empty.
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fn range<R: Into<Range>>(range: R, s: Self) -> Self

Selects values within the given range along the current dimension, then applies the inner selection.
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fn label<L: Into<LabelKey>>(labels: Vec<L>, s: Self) -> Self

Selects values along the current dimension that match the given labels, then applies the inner selection.
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fn any(s: Self) -> Self

Selects a random index along the current dimension, then applies the inner selection.
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fn intersection(a: Self, b: Self) -> Self

The intersection (logical AND) of two selection expressions.
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fn union(a: Self, b: Self) -> Self

The union (logical OR) of two selection expressions.

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