uniplate 0.4.6

Simple, boilerplate-free operations on tree-shaped data types
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//! Implementations of Uniplate and Biplate for common types.
//!
//! This includes stdlib types as well as common collections
//!
//! Box types are excluded, and are inlined by the macro.

// NOTE (niklasdewally): my assumption is that we can do all this here, and that llvm will inline
// this and/or devirtualise the Box<dyn Fn()> when necessary to make this fast.
// https://users.rust-lang.org/t/why-box-dyn-fn-is-the-same-fast-as-normal-fn/96392

mod option;
mod tuple;

use std::collections::VecDeque;

use crate::derive_iter;
use crate::derive_unplateable;

// `std` base types {{{
derive_unplateable!(i8);
derive_unplateable!(i16);
derive_unplateable!(i32);
derive_unplateable!(i64);
derive_unplateable!(i128);
derive_unplateable!(u8);
derive_unplateable!(u16);
derive_unplateable!(u32);
derive_unplateable!(u64);
derive_unplateable!(u128);
derive_unplateable!(String);

// Implement Biplate for collections by converting them to iterators.

derive_iter!(Vec);
derive_iter!(VecDeque);