Dusty Pomerleau on Nostr: I have these #RustLang newtypes where I want the inner field private because of ...
I have these #RustLang newtypes where I want the inner field private because of checks in the `new()` constructor, but then later I wish I could pattern match to get the inner value, and the private field prevents that. Is there a pattern in Rust that allows some sort of "read-only public” visibility?
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