Expand description
output without the trait bounds (using specialization to find the right impl anyway)
output value for type of impl Debug, output type name for unimplDebug.
§for example:
#[derive(Debug)]
struct A(usize);
struct B(usize);
fn main() {
println!("{:?}", A(1)); // output: A(1)
println!("{:?}", B(1)); // output: `pi_print_any::B`
}NOTE: This uses experimental Rust features and is therefore
by itself experimental and unstable, and has all the problems of
feature(specialization).
Macros§
- out_any
- output a message by a specified way, and then each value’s debug representation (if it has one)
- print_
any - output a message by
print!, and then each value’s debug representation (if it has one) - println_
any - output a message by
println!, and then each value’s debug representation (if it has one)
Structs§
- DebugIt
- This type always implements
Debug. Uses specialization to use the inner value’s Debug (which it should basically always have).
Functions§
- new_
debugit - This type always implements
Debug. Uses specialization to use the inner value’s Debug (which it should basically always have).