Quick Fix: Instead of passing 'self, capture it as 'static. Ensure that captured references are 'static as well.
The Problem:
In Rust, you’re having trouble understanding the ‘self’ escape error when attempting to pass a closure that captures a reference to ‘self’ to a function with a ‘static lifetime. You’re not sure how to resolve this error and ensure that ‘self’ remains valid when the closure is executed.
Q&A
Does the problem results from the closure capturing the reference of self?
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Yes, the closure captures the reference of self.
What is the solution to this issue?
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Ensure that all references passed into the closure are also at least 'static.
Video Explanation:
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