Rename fallible constructors to use try prefix#106
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Rename fallible constructors to use try prefix#106lndmrk wants to merge 1 commit intowebrtc:mainfrom
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This makes it easier to understand which initializations can fail at the call site.
boivie
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| .events | ||
| .borrow_mut() | ||
| .add(SocketEvent::OnError(ErrorKind::ParseFailed, s.into())); | ||
| .add(SocketEvent::OnError(ErrorKind::ParseFailed, s.to_string())); |
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from into() to to_string() is a bit unrelated to the rest of this commit, and to_string() isn't necessarily the same (it happens to be for this type), as it uses the Display trait. It's fine in this case, though.
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This makes it easier to understand which initializations can fail at the call site.