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participant Client
participant MessageKind
Client->>MessageKind: trade_index()
alt trade_index is Some
MessageKind-->>Client: return trade_index value (i64)
else trade_index is None
MessageKind-->>Client: return 0
end
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src/message.rs (1)
414-419: Add documentation for the new trade_index method.The implementation looks good and provides a simpler interface compared to
has_trade_index. However, it would benefit from documentation explaining:
- The method's purpose
- The default value behavior (returns 0 when None)
- Its relationship with
has_trade_indexAdd documentation above the method:
+ /// Returns the trade index value, or 0 if not set. + /// + /// For cases where only the value is needed. Use `has_trade_index()` + /// when you also need to check if the index was explicitly set. pub fn trade_index(&self) -> i64 { if let Some(index) = self.trade_index { return index; } 0 }
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