reloco::Debug< expected< void, E > > Struct Template Reference

Debug<reloco::expected<void, E>>: like the primary Debug<expected<T, E>> template above, but the Ok case has no value to recurse into (expected<void, E>::value() returns void), so it is printed as a bare Ok – matching Rust's Result<(), E> Debug output, Ok(())... except reloco has no unit/() type to print, so this omits the parentheses' contents entirely rather than inventing one. More...

#include <reloco_debug.hpp>

Static Public Member Functions
static void	format (const expected< void, E > &val, const sink &out) noexcept

Detailed Description

template<typename E>
struct reloco::Debug< expected< void, E > >

Debug<reloco::expected<void, E>>: like the primary Debug<expected<T, E>> template above, but the Ok case has no value to recurse into (expected<void, E>::value() returns void), so it is printed as a bare Ok – matching Rust's Result<(), E> Debug output, Ok(())... except reloco has no unit/() type to print, so this omits the parentheses' contents entirely rather than inventing one.

Member Function Documentation

format()

template<typename E >

static void reloco::Debug< expected< void, E > >::format ( const expected< void, E > &  val, const sink &  out  )

inlinestaticnoexcept

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• include/microfmt/formatters/reloco_debug.hpp