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OutputToString

Struct OutputToString 

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pub struct OutputToString { /* private fields */ }

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impl Default for OutputToString

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fn default() -> OutputToString

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl Display for OutputToString

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Output for OutputToString

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fn push_str(&mut self, src: &str)

Push a string slice into a buffer or an output. Read more
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fn indent_if_needed(&mut self) -> bool

Set the appropriate indentation. Read more
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fn indent_start(&mut self)

Start of indentation. In WIT this represents {\n.
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fn indent_end(&mut self)

End of indentation. In WIT this represents }\n.
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fn newline(&mut self)

A newline is added.
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fn indent_and_print(&mut self, src: &str)

This method is designed to be used only by the default methods of this trait. Called only from the default implementation functions of this trait.
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fn keyword(&mut self, src: &str)

A keyword is added. Keywords are hardcoded strings from [a-z], but can start with @ when printing a Feature Gate
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fn ty(&mut self, src: &str, _kind: TypeKind)

A type is added.
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fn param(&mut self, src: &str)

A parameter name of a function, record or a named return is added.
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fn case(&mut self, src: &str)

A case belonging to a variant, enum or flags is added.
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fn generic_args_start(&mut self)

Generic argument section starts. In WIT this represents the < character.
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fn generic_args_end(&mut self)

Generic argument section ends. In WIT this represents the ‘>’ character.
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fn doc(&mut self, doc: &str)

Called when a single documentation line is added. The doc parameter starts with /// omitted, and can be an empty string.
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fn semicolon(&mut self)

A semicolon is added.
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fn str(&mut self, src: &str)

Any string that does not have a specialized function is added. Parameter src can contain punctuation characters, and must be escaped when outputting to languages like HTML.

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