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//! # loop_unwrap
//! Provides utility macros for unwrapping during loops.
/// Works like `.unwrap`, if it's an Err or None, it calls `continue` on the loop.
/// Prints an error message with `println!()` if provided.
/// Loop Label can be provided in any order besides the Result/Option being the first argument.
/// If loop label is proivded, the specified loop will be continued.
/// # Examples
/// ```
/// loop {
/// let input = "Not a number";
/// let parsed_input: i32 = unwrap_continue!(input.parse()); //parse returns Err for this input
/// break; //<-- never reached, since `continue` is called.
/// }
/// ```
/// ```
/// loop {
/// let input = "Not a number";
/// let parsed_input: i32 = unwrap_continue!(input.parse(), "Please Enter a Number!");
/// // "Please Enter a Number!" is printed in console with a `println!()`
/// break;
/// }
/// ```
/// ```
/// loop {
/// let some_value: i32 = unwrap_continue!(Some(32), "Please Enter a Number!");
/// assert_eq!(some_value, 32_i32)
/// }
/// ```
/// ```
/// 'main: loop {
/// loop {
/// let n =
/// unwrap_continue!("t".parse::<i32>(), "Couldn't parse, retrying main loop", 'main);
/// break 'main; //<-- this line will never be reached, and main will go into an infinite loop
/// }
/// break; //<-- this line won't be reached, since 'main will be continued infinitely
/// }
/// ```
/// Works like `.unwrap`, if it's an Err or None, it calls `break` on the loop.
/// Prints an error message with `println!()` if provided.
/// Loop Label can be provided in any order besides the Result/Option being the first argument.
/// If loop label is proivded, the specified loop will be break;-ed.
/// # Examples
/// ```
/// loop {
/// let input = "Not a number";
/// let parsed_input: i32 = unwrap_break!(input.parse()); //parse returns Err for this input
/// }
/// println!("This line will be reached.");
/// ```
/// ```
/// loop {
/// let input = "Not a number";
/// let parsed_input: i32 = unwrap_break!(input.parse(), "Please Enter a Number!");
/// // "Please Enter a Number!" is printed in console with a `println!()`
/// //loop breaks
/// }
/// ```
/// ```
/// loop {
/// let some_value: i32 = unwrap_break!(Some(32), "Please Enter a Number!");
/// assert_eq!(some_value, 32_i32)
/// //no breakage here.
/// }
/// ```
/// ```
/// 'main: loop {
/// loop {
/// let n = unwrap_break!("t".parse::<i32>(), "Couldn't parse, exiting main loop", 'main);
/// break; //<-- this line won't be reached.
/// }
/// println!("This line will never be reached, because 'main breaks.");
/// }
/// ```
/// Works only on Result enum. If the value is Err(e), breaks the loop returning Err(e).
/// Otherwise, it unwraps and the code continues.
/// Supports loop labels.
/// # Examples
/// ```
/// let value = loop {
/// let s = "not a number";
/// let n = unwrap_break_err!(s.parse::<i32>(), "Couldn't parse number."); // breaks with error value
/// break Ok(n + 1); //<-- this line will never be reached since the macro breaks
/// };
/// assert_eq!(true, value.is_err());
/// ```
/// ```
/// let result = 'main: loop {
/// loop {
/// let n = unwrap_break_err!("t".parse::<i32>(), 'main);
/// break 'main Ok(100);
/// }
/// };
/// assert_eq!(result.is_err(), true);
/// ```