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I do feel like this is weird:
For the purposes of this module’s documentation, however, when we write move in italics, we mean specifically that the value has moved in the mechanical sense of being located at a new place in memory.
Of these options, the only one that makes sense is perhaps relocate.
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I still agree that we don't necessarily need to overload verbs with rust-specific meanings just for convenience in these docs, and italicization is a pretty small thing to distinguish MOVE.for-the-purposes-of-borrowck
and MOVE.relocate-bytes-in-memory
.
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I think that it's also helpful to say somewhere that a semantic move usually means a bitwise move too
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Huh? I have read that passage in the Pin docs several times and my takeaway has always been that it is in fact using the meaning usually specified in Rust.
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I wonder if on top of being a hindrance to understanding by most, it would be show-stopper for people relying on a screen reader, or whose vision is otherwise impaired.
I don't have a strong opinion regarding the chosen term, but as a native speaker of a latin tongue (French) both "relocated" and "displaced" seem clear.
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I wonder if on top of being a hindrance to understanding by most, it would be show-stopper for people relying on a screen reader, or whose vision is otherwise impaired.
No. I mean, depends on the screen-reader, but the words are HTML-tagged. They should be responsive to <em>
and <strong>
and are off-spec if they aren't.
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Yeah, I think I saw it as a refinement of the usual sense but I can see how it can be confusing, having given it more thought.
I don't think simply swapping words is quite what we want, either, though.
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