I am writing a wrapper for string formatting, so that a string like There are {foo} apples. with an identifier some_string can be accessed like so in Rust:
pub fn some_string(foo: &str) -> String {
...
}
Right now it does not seem possible to access Args from anywhere because they are not attached to any struct but generated on the fly by a macro.
What is the suggested course of action for getting access to the Args at the moment? I don't mind if it's a bit round-about, as it will only be used from a build.rs script. Thanks!
I am writing a wrapper for string formatting, so that a string like
There are {foo} apples.with an identifiersome_stringcan be accessed like so in Rust:Right now it does not seem possible to access Args from anywhere because they are not attached to any struct but generated on the fly by a macro.
What is the suggested course of action for getting access to the Args at the moment? I don't mind if it's a bit round-about, as it will only be used from a build.rs script. Thanks!