Style-tag-registry-get

Look up one named style tag from a StyleTagRegistry. This is the direct inspection helper for tests, setup validation, or custom formatter logic that needs the stored TextStyle value.

Interface

pub fn StyleTagRegistry::get(self : StyleTagRegistry, name : String) -> TextStyle? {

input

• self : StyleTagRegistry - Registry to inspect.
• name : String - Tag name to look up.

output

• TextStyle? - Some(style) when the tag exists, otherwise None.

Explanation

Detailed rules explaining key parameters and behaviors

• The tag name is normalized before lookup.
• This method only checks the current registry value passed as self.
• Missing names return None instead of raising an error.
• This is useful when code needs the style value itself rather than only presence or absence.

How to Use

Here are some specific examples provided.

When Need To Inspect A Custom Tag

When setup code or tests should verify that a tag was stored:

let tags = style_tag_registry().set_tag("accent", fg=Some("#4cc9f0"))
match tags.get("accent") {
  Some(style) => ignore(style)
  None => panic()
}

In this example, the registry returns the stored TextStyle for the tag.

When Need Graceful Missing-tag Handling

When code should tolerate an absent entry:

let tags = style_tag_registry()
let maybe_style = tags.get("missing")

In this example, maybe_style becomes None instead of failing.

Error Case

e.g.:

• There is no separate failure path for a missing tag; the method returns None.

• If code only needs a yes-or-no existence check, contains(...) is simpler than reading the optional style value.

Notes

1. Use this method when callers need the stored TextStyle itself.

2. This lookup does not automatically fall back to the global registry or builtin tags.