data-input 0.1.5

Console (or text file) input assistant
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# data-input
### Console (or text file) input assistant.

This crate provides a method to help you input data from the console (or text file).</br>
You can enter data of any primitive type (numbers, logical or chars), as well as strings.</br>
Crate provides the `Input` trait and its implementations for `Stdin` and `File` objects.

#### Example:
    let console = std::io::stdin();

    let name = console.import::<String>().unwrap();
    let age = console.import::<u32>().unwrap();

    println!("Name: {}, age: {}", name, age)

In the given example the variable `age` will have type u32.

Line feed characters are used as separators for input strings (spaces and tabs are included to string).</br>
For other types (not strings) separators are: spaces, tabs and line feeds.

Trailing spaces are removed for all data types.

#### Example:
    Albert Einstein     <-- will be entered as one string value (if import::<String>() use)
    1879 1955           <-- will be entered as two numerical values (if import::<u32>() use twice)

Similar syntax for entering data from a text file.

#### Example:
    let f = File::open("example.txt").unwrap();

    let name = f.import::<String>().unwrap();
    let born = f.import::<u32>().unwrap();

    println!("Name: {}, born: {}", name, born)