derive Clone on TermInfo struct #3
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This patch adds a clone derivation to the TermInfo struct. Deep copying is a pretty basic operation, especially in rust where it often makes sense to simplfy borrow checking issues by just paying for a few extra cycles, and not having the ability to clone makes the TermInfo type harder to work with.
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Sorry I didn't create an issue first, maybe you have a good reason for not doing this, I just wanted to give you a patch you can easily click merge on if you do want to do it. |
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This patch adds a clone derivation to the TermInfo struct. Deep copying is a pretty basic operation, especially in rust where it often makes sense to simplfy borrow checking issues by just paying for a few extra cycles, and not having the ability to clone makes the TermInfo type harder to work with.