Support autoimpl for enums #31
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This includes the addition of ImplTrait::enum_impl and enum_items. By default these report "enum expansion not supported".
Because I want nice format strings!
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Yes, I will test this next week. Thank you. |
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Confirmed working, thank you. Please submit a release after merging :) |
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Add support for
#[autoimpl(..)]on enums. Closes #6.From the point of view of the implementing traits, this is opt-in. The following traits are currently supported: Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq. Not currently supported (because I'm lazy): PartialOrd, Ord.
Autoimpl for enums supports a
whereclause, but does not supportusingorignoreclauses. Mostly, this is because of syntactic ambiguity (see #6).@ycscaly could you please test this?