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/// # Examples /// /// ``` <del> /// #![feature(bufwriter_into_parts)] </del> /// use std::io::{BufWriter, Write}; /// /// let mut buffer = [0u8; 10];

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Should be called instead? In all previous uses of "raw" in similar names, I believe a raw pointer is involved somewhere. But that isn't the case here. Also, it looks like the error might not actually be exported? At least, rustdoc doesn't think so:
I don't have an opinion about this. I just chose that name to distinguish it more from . I would be quite happy to change it to . I will check this. Thanks!
I'm with on this one, the in this fn name feels odd.
Indeed.

I did some looking around and I think your feeling is Hence where I change this. That ought to go first. I'm not sure what the implications are for the stabilisation - does that mean it should wait some more? Thanks.
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concern name Registering a concern so that this FCP doesn't complete until we finalize the name. I agree that makes sense here; this is a safe method returning safe objects, unlike which is unsafe and returns a raw pointer.
If the only thing that changes is the name, we don't need to delay stabilization (other than to wait for the PR changing the name). If something more substantive changes, we can consider if that impacts the evaluation we've done so far or not.
The 'raw' here refers to the fact that unlike .intoinner(), this function does not attempt to flush the data but just directly gives you the 'raw' parts of the buffer, without trying to process them. I can see how it can be confusing with our other uses of the word raw, but just calling it might not make clear what the difference with is. (Though on the other hand, one could argue that .intoinner has to consolidate the parts into a single 'inner' again before returning it, wheras .into_parts just returns the parts (the buffer and the underlying writer) directly.)
gives you just an inner writer; gives you all the parts. I don't have a particularly strong feeling about this but I think is somewhat better. So I'll go and deal with the review comment on the fixups MR .
Looks like WriterPanicked isn't publicly available: Did something go wrong there with the visibility?
Yes, something did go wrong - I don't think I understood how all the use/visibility/stability plumbing worked. I was trying to fix that in but there is still something wrong with that. I will fix it tomorrow when I have a clear head. My apologies.