0.3.2

• Support empty quote!() call. It returns an empty tokens string. (#6, thanks @mystor)

0.3.1

• Avoid extra spaces in the tokens string. Previously some token strings would have 2 or 3 consecutive spaces in places. Now there will always be 1 space between tokens which makes it easier to unit test output from the quote! macro. (#5, thanks @mystor)

0.3.0

• Extend the repetition syntax and align it more closely with the style of macro_rules! repetitions. This is a breaking change and code that used to look like #(var)* needs to be updated to #(#var)*.

Some examples of the new repetition style:

let keys = vec!["a", "b"];
let values = vec![true, false];

// "a": true, "b": false
quote! {
    #(#keys: #values),*
}

let nested = vec![
    vec!['a', 'b', 'c'],
    vec!['x', 'y', 'z'],
];

// 'a' 'b' 'c', 'x' 'y' 'z'
quote! {
    #(
        #(#nested)*
    ),*
}

In general it should feel just like macro_rules! repetitions except with # instead of $. The remaining limitations are:

• Cannot mix repeating and non-repeating tokens at the same level. If #a is repeating (like a Vec) and #b is not, then quote! { #(#a #b)* } will not work. Ideally it would insert the same #b for each #a the way macro_rules! does but I have not figured this out yet. For now you can explicitly repeat b using std::iter::repeat.
• Cannot repeat the same tokens more than once at the same repetition level. quote! { #a #a } continues to work as before but I have not figured out a way to support quote! { #(#a #a)* }.

0.3.0-rc2

Release 0.3.0-rc2

0.3.0-rc1

Release 0.3.0-rc1

0.2.3

• Add helpers append_all and append_terminated to simplify ToTokens implementations.

0.2.2

• Allow types other than Vec to be used with the $(var)* syntax

0.2.1

• Add an impl allowing Box to be quoted as though it were T.

  let b = Box::new(x);
  quote! {
      original: #x,
      boxed: #b // same as original
  }

0.2.0

This release changes the handling of primitive integer and floating point types to match the behavior of quasi.

let int: u64 = 100;
quote!(#int)

In 0.1 this would quote as "100". In 0.2 it quotes as "100u64". Similar for i8, i16, i32, i64, isize, u8, u16, u32, usize, f32, f64.

0.1.4

Release 0.1.4