Crate macroland

Macroland

Macroland is a Rust Crate, which provides macros for shorthand definitions of various types. Think how vec! is used to create empty, or filled up vectors. Macroland is full of various macros for this exact purpose.

Macros

arc

arc! produces an Arc type! Enough said y’all!~~

arclock

arclock! Similar to the arctex! macro, this makes it simple to create an Arc<RwLock>!

arctex

arctex! Creates an Arc<Mutex>. Take a look at the example and see how quickly things get out of control! :O

binary_heap

binary_heap creates a Binary Heap. You can either create an empty variant, with its type explicity given, or a list of values.

boxed

boxed! provides a simple way to box a given type, without using ::new() each time you want to.

btreemap

btreemap! creates a BTreeMap. This can be done in two different ways.

btreeset

btreeset! creates a BTreeSet. Like HashSet, you can predefine its members, or the type of its future members.

cell

cell! Tired of calling new all the time? Here you go!

hashmap

hashmap! creates a HashMap. The OG is back, y’all… I’m kidding. I heard about there being a builtin hashmap! macro not too long ago, I guess I wasn’t around then. So, this one is for all those who remember.

hashset

hashset! creates a HashSet. You can either define its members during the macro call, or create an empty HashSet with its type predefined.

linkedlist

linkedlist! creates a LinkedList. Alike to the vecdeque! macro, all members are pushed to the front of the list, when predefined.

mutex

mutex! Wraps its input into a Mutex

oncecell

oncecell! Yup, here’s a OnceCell for you.

rc

rc! Reference Counting time!

refcell

refcell! new is so old school!

rwlock

rwlock! Time to lock and load Rustaceans!… I’m sorry.

vecdeque

vecdeque! creates a VecDeque. Be warned, members are pushed into the front of the VecDeque when predefining the members using this macro.