Add impl_fmt_traits macro#90
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PR is tested in rust-bitcoin/rust-bitcoin#2770 |
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In a06b7ed: Concept ACK. But
impl_fmt_traits! {
#[reverse(true)] // or whatever
impl<T: Whatever> all_fmt_traits for MyType<T> {
const LENGTH: usize = 32;
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Add a macro that implements the `fmt::{LowerHex, UpperHex, Display,
Debug}` traits. Includes support for displaying backwards.
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@apoelstra that's impossible because you can't write |
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Add a macro that implements the
fmt::{LowerHex, UpperHex, Display, Debug}traits. Includes support for displaying backwards.Context
In
bitcoin_hasheswe have two versions of this code, moving it here is better because it is general hex related code. Note however that the reason for supporting display backwards might see strange unusual to the casual reader.Note
Note please the use of naked
core::fooin the macro requiringcoreto be in scope, is this reasonable of should we do the ugly re-export stuff we do inbitcoin_hashes:$crate::_export::_core::foo?