Let's say I have the following struct
trait T{}
struct A<X:T>{
...
}
I'm wondering whether something like this is possible
Box<A<dyn T>>
Currently I get errors
the trait `Sized` is not implemented for `(dyn T + 'static)`
but when I add
trait T:Sized{}
I get
the trait cannot be made into an object because it requires `Self: Sized`
It is possible, but generics have the Sized
bound by default, which prevents them from being instantiated by a trait object, which is unsized. You need to specify T: ?Sized
:
trait T {}
struct A<X: ?Sized + T> {}
E.g.:
trait T {}
impl T for () {}
struct A<X: ?Sized + T> {
value: X,
}
fn foo() {
let _ = Box::<A<()>>::new(A { value: () }) as Box<A<dyn T>>;
}