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Traces

Struct Traces 

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pub struct Traces { /* private fields */ }
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The interning table for expansion traces.

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impl Traces

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pub fn new() -> Traces

An empty table.

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pub fn push(&mut self, macro_name: Symbol, at: Span, outer: TraceId) -> TraceId

Records that macro_name, invoked at at, was reached from outer.

The result is the trace the tokens it produces should carry. Expansion works outermost macro first, so the chain above a step is always already interned by the time the step is, and the list grows inwards.

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pub fn step(&self, id: TraceId) -> Option<Step>

One step, or None for TraceId::NONE.

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pub fn chain(&self, id: TraceId) -> Vec<Step>

The chain from the outermost macro inwards, which is the order a reader wants it.

The list points the other way, because a step can only be interned once the chain above it exists, so this walks it and reverses. Chains are a handful of steps long in the worst real case, so the allocation is not worth avoiding.

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impl Debug for Traces

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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 Default for Traces

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fn default() -> Traces

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

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