Expand description
Returns type names with a specifiable number of module segments as a String
.
§Usage
Add the following to Cargo.toml
tynm = "0.1.10"
In code:
#[rustfmt::skip]
assert_eq!(
core::any::type_name::<Option<String>>(), "core::option::Option<alloc::string::String>"
);
#[rustfmt::skip]
let tuples = vec![
(tynm::type_name::<Option<String>>(), "Option<String>"),
(tynm::type_namem::<Option<String>>(1), "core::..::Option<alloc::..::String>"),
(tynm::type_namen::<Option<String>>(1), "..::option::Option<..::string::String>"),
// 1 segment from most and least significant modules.
(tynm::type_namemn::<rust_out::two::three::Struct>(1, 1), "rust_out::..::three::Struct"),
// traits
(tynm::type_name::<dyn core::fmt::Debug>(), "dyn Debug"),
];
tuples
.iter()
.for_each(|(left, right)| assert_eq!(left, right));
§Motivation
The core::any::type_name
function stabilized in Rust 1.38 returns the fully qualified type
name with all module segments. This can be difficult to read in error messages, especially for
type-parameterized types.
Often, the simple type name is more readable, and enough to distinguish the type referenced in an error.
Structs§
- Helper struct for printing type names directly to
format!
.
Enums§
- Organizes type name string into distinct parts.
- Specifies the way to output type parameters.
Functions§
- Returns the simple type name.
- Returns the simple type name.
- Returns the type name with at most
m
most significant module path segments. - Returns the type name with at most
m
most significant module path segments. - Returns the type name with
m
most significant, andn
least significant module path segments. - Returns the type name with
m
most significant, andn
least significant module path segments. - Returns the type name with at most
n
least significant module path segments. - Returns the type name with at most
n
least significant module path segments.