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Use macro loops to implement traits #1
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I saw the comment at https://github.com/csherratt/tuple_utils/blob/master/src/lib.rs#L129 and thought that we could replace all those manual impls with ones created by macro loops.
Basically, I delegated the work to two macros:
for_each_prefixtakes a macro and a list of arguments and applies the macro to all prefixes of the argument list.for_each_prefix_suffixdoes something similar, but applies the given macro to the suffixes, too.For simplicity, I always used trailing commas in the macros. In addition, I replaced type names
A, B, C...withT0, T1, T2....