A3 Rust Editor

A powerful, modern code editor specifically designed for Rust development with advanced project management features. This Project I Create It Alone And I Hope I Can Make it Better So Don't Forget To Support Us If You Think This Project Worth Support :)

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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

• Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
• 4GB RAM minimum (8GB recommended)
• 500MB free disk space
• Rust toolchain (optional, for compiling Rust code)

For Checking REQUIREMENTS of Running Cargo Run check_rust_installation.py it will guide you to all Setup or you can just run it and it will guide you what you must install to run it again Sometime Run Rust take 1:30 or 1 minute after that it will Smooth running like 1s

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GETTING STARTED

1. Launch A³ Rust Editor
2. Open a folder (File / Open Folder) or create a new Cargo project (File / New Cargo Project)
3. Start coding!

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CREATING A NEW PROJECT

To create a new Rust project:

• Go to File / New Cargo Project
• Choose a location and project name
• The editor will automatically create a new Cargo project structure
• Your project will include:
  • Cargo.toml (project configuration)
  • src/main.rs (main source file)
  • .gitignore (version control)

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MANAGE NATIVE - VISUAL PROJECT ANALYZER

manage_native.py is a powerful tool for visualizing your project structure:

What it does:

• Creates a visual node-based map of your Python code
• Shows function dependencies and connections
• Helps understand code flow and relationships
• Displays function details, complexity, and usage

How to use:

• Double-click function nodes to view code
• Double-click the Python icon to see usage in main script
• Use Layer menu to organize different views
• Save/Load projects as .mndoc files

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RUST SNIPPETS

The editor includes powerful snippet expansion for faster coding. Location: Main/snippet_rust.py

Available snippets:

• fn → Function template Creates: fn name() { } Tab through: name → parameters → return type → body

• async → Async function template Creates: async fn name() { } Tab through: name → parameters → return type → body

• struct → Struct definition Creates: struct Name { } Tab through: name → fields

• impl → Implementation block Creates: impl Name { } Tab through: name → methods

• enum → Enum definition Creates: enum Name { } Tab through: name → variants

• trait → Trait definition Creates: trait Name { } Tab through: name → methods

• let → Variable declaration Creates: let name = value; Tab through: name → value

• if → If statement Creates: if condition { } Tab through: condition → body → else

• ifl → If-let statement Creates: if let pattern = value { } Tab through: pattern → value → body

• for → For loop Creates: for item in iterator { } Tab through: item → iterator → body

• while → While loop Creates: while condition { } Tab through: condition → body

• loop → Infinite loop Creates: loop { } Tab to body

• match → Match expression Creates: match value { } Tab through: value → arms

• mod → Module definition Creates: mod name { } Tab through: name → body

• type → Type alias Creates: type Name = Type; Tab through: name → type

Attribute snippets:

• derive → #[derive()] Type: derive + Tab Autocomplete: Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, etc. Shortcuts: d=Debug, cl=Clone, co=Copy, etc.

• allow → #[allow()] Type: allow + Tab Autocomplete: dead_code, unused_variables, etc. Shortcuts: d=dead_code, u=unused_variables, etc.

• cfg → #[cfg()] Type: cfg + Tab Autocomplete: target_os, target_arch, test, etc. Shortcuts: w=windows, l=linux, m=macos, etc.

• test → #[test] Type: test + Tab Options: ignore, should_panic

Use snippets:

• use → use std::; Creates import from std library Tab adds more :: for nested paths

• usec → use crate::; Creates import from current crate

• uses → use super::; Creates import from parent module

How to use snippets:

1. Type the snippet keyword (e.g., "fn")
2. Press Tab to expand
3. Type your content
4. Press Tab to move to next field
5. Press Escape to cancel or finish

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FILE ASSOCIATIONS

The installer can associate .mndoc files (A³ Manage Documents) with the editor for easy project management.

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