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I'm attempting to simply convert a slice to a vector. The following code:

let a = &[0u8];
let b: Vec<u8> = a.iter().collect();

fails with the following error message:

3 |     let b: Vec<u8> = a.iter().collect();
  |                               ^^^^^^^ a collection of type `std::vec::Vec<u8>` cannot be built from an iterator over elements of type `&u8`

What am I missing?

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Collecting into a Vec is so common that slices have a method to_vec that does exactly this:

let b = a.to_vec();

You get the same thing as CodesInChaos's answer, but more concisely.

Notice that to_vec requires T: Clone. To get a Vec<T> out of a &[T] you have to be able to get an owned T out of a non-owning &T, which is what Clone does.

Slices also implement ToOwned, so you can use to_owned instead of to_vec if you want to be generic over different types of non-owning container. If your code only works with slices, prefer to_vec instead.


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