macro explicit-discriminant

Macro for enforcing enum discriminants

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#1243 in Data structures

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explicit-discriminant

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This crate enforces explicit discriminants of an enum.

use explicit_discriminant::ExplicitDiscriminant;

#[derive(ExplicitDiscriminant)]
enum MyEnum {
    One = 1,
    Two = 2,
    Three, // will not compile
    Four = 4
}

You can also optionally add patterns that will enforce which discriminant values are allowed.

use explicit_discriminant::ExplicitDiscriminant;

#[derive(ExplicitDiscriminant)]
#[pattern(2..=3 | 12..)]
#[pattern(9 | ..-3)]
enum MyEnum {
    MinusFour = -4,
    One = 1, // error here, since not in any of the patterns
    Two = 2,
    Three = 3, 
    Nine = 9,
    Ten = 10, // error here, since not in any of the patterns
    Twelve = 12,
    OneHundred = 100,
}

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