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Some useful and funny macros.
To be able to use it, import is as follows:
#[macro_use]
extern crate macro_utils;
§Examples
let s = "bateau";
if_match! {
s == "voiture" => println!("It rolls!"),
s == "avion" => println!("It flies!"),
s == "pieds" => println!("It walks!"),
s == "fusée" => println!("It goes through space!"),
s == "bateau" => println!("It moves on water!"),
else => println!("I dont't know how it moves...")
}
let y = 4;
let x = tern_c! { (y & 1 == 0) ? { "even" } : { "odd" } };
let x = tern_python! { { "it's even" } if (y & 1 == 0) else { "it's odd" } };
let x = tern_haskell! { if (y & 1 == 0) then { "it's even" } else { "it's odd" } };
Macros§
- if_
match - A macro to make big else if conditions easier to read:
- tern_c
- You miss C-like ternary conditions? Why not having them in Rust then?
- tern_
haskell - You miss Haskell-like ternary conditions? Why not having them in Rust then?
- tern_py
- The same as
tern_python
macro but shorter: - tern_
python - You miss Python-like ternary conditions? Why not having them in Rust then?