Struct hcl::expr::Heredoc

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pub struct Heredoc {
    pub delimiter: Identifier,
    pub template: String,
    pub strip: HeredocStripMode,
}
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A heredoc template expression is introduced by a << sequence and defines a template via a multi-line sequence terminated by a user-chosen delimiter.

Fields

delimiter: Identifier

The delimiter identifier that denotes the heredoc start and end.

template: String

The raw template contained in the heredoc.

strip: HeredocStripMode

The heredoc strip mode.

Implementations

Creates a new Heredoc with the provided delimiter and template body.

Sets the heredoc strip mode to use on the template.

Trait Implementations

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