Allow easy printing ranges of objects#4488
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pwojcikdev merged 1 commit intonanocurrency:developfrom Mar 13, 2024
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Only after implementing this, I realized that it's possible to do this out of the box without having to wait for C++23, relying on built-in fmt library range printing: Both approaches work, up to you whether it's worth merging this one. |
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This is a small addition to logging framework that allows to quickly print a range of objects as an array. From what I heard native support for printing ranges is coming with C++23, until then this should work out of the box with most types in our codebase.
Example usage: