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When you have a lot of variants, it can be a lot of visual noise to have an attribute macro on each.
So instead of
#[subenum(Foo, Bar)] enum { #[subenum(Foo)] variant_1, #[subenum(Foo)] variant_2, #[subenum(Foo)] variant_3, #[subenum(Bar)] variant_4, }
(but with Foo going a lot higher than 3), it would be nice to do
#[subenum(Foo, Bar)] enum { #[subenum_variants_start(Foo)] variant_1, variant_2, #[subenum_variants_end(Foo)] variant_3, #[subenum(Bar)] variant_4, }
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When you have a lot of variants, it can be a lot of visual noise to have an attribute macro on each.
So instead of
(but with Foo going a lot higher than 3), it would be nice to do
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: