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This post is auto-generated from RSS feed The Rust Programming Language Forum - Latest topics. Source: Struggle with borrow checker at popping from list implementation

My attempt at linked list implementation in Rust hit at stumbling block of pop method implementation.

I have googled for a solution, but so far found only cheesy versions which avoid the problem by popping an element from head(front) of reversed list.

• list's element does not implements Clone or Copy
• order of elements in list is important, new one has to be appended at the end
• removal of an element is from the end

There is a link to playground, with my sloppy take where it fails at borrow checker at attempt to extract return value from mutable borrow:

Can you provide your List::pop method implementation or give some hint at least how to refactor the code?

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