Calling closures in a Vec
Read OriginalThis article explains a common Rust programming challenge: storing and invoking closures (like callbacks) from a Vec. It details the errors encountered when trying to call closures via iter() and provides the correct solution using mut_iter() and &mut || closure types, complete with a working code example.
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