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randsym
Creates unique identifiers for macros.
randsym
generates unique identifiers using UUID. The identifies can be used simply to avoid two items with the same identifier, or they can be bound to names allowing the identifiers to be repeated.
The syntax is as follows:
/?/
- random identifier/?@the_ident/
- random identifier bound to the namethe_ident
Examples:
No binding
randsym::randsym! {
fn /?/ () -> String {
"I have a random name!".into()
}
}
With binding
randsym::randsym! {
fn /?@my_fn/ () -> String {
"I have a random name!".into()
}
println!("{}", /?@my_fn/()); // "I have a random name!"
}