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by shepmaster
1478 days ago
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> println! is a macro, and doesn't "break the tooling" I like, use, and write macros, but this isn't fully true. For example, recent Rust versions allow writing identifiers directly in the format string: println!("{some_identifier}")
However, this breaks rust-analyzer's ability to rename variables [1].[1]: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-analyzer/issues/11260# |
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