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I've tried ${variable_name} inside run_cmd!, that works fine.
Unfortunately ${foo.bar()} produces an error.
It's easy to work around this by setting a variable to the expression and using the variable as a template parameter.
However, this reduces the effectiveness of the macro in making the code neater.
So, be great if this could be added. Thanks for the library.
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I've tried
${variable_name}
insiderun_cmd!
, that works fine.Unfortunately
${foo.bar()}
produces an error.It's easy to work around this by setting a variable to the expression and using the variable as a template parameter.
However, this reduces the effectiveness of the macro in making the code neater.
So, be great if this could be added. Thanks for the library.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: