Background
In this post we will quickly cover how to span a string across multiple lines in Rust.
We will employ the back slash ( \ ) at the end of each line that will be succeded.
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Outline
- In Rust to span a string across multiple lines, please use the back slash at the end of each line ( \ ) to indicate that the line continues
- The string continues on the next line’s first non white-space character
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MultiLine
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Structure
PersonAddress
/* Declare Structure person_address */ #[derive(Debug)] struct PersonAddress { person_name: String , street_address: String , city:String , state:String , postal_code:String }
Implementation
Debug
PersonAddress
impl std::fmt::Display for PersonAddress { fn fmt ( &self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter ) -> std::fmt::Result { let buffer:String; if DISPLAY_TYPE_MULTI_LINE == false { buffer = format! ( "\t{0}\n\tStreet Address:- {1}\n\tCity:- {2}\n\tState:- {3}\n\tPostal Code:- {4}" , self.person_name , self.street_address , self.city , self.state , self.postal_code ); } else { buffer = format! ( "\t{0}\n\ \tStreet Address:- {1}\n\ \tCity:- {2}\n\ \tState:- {3}\n\ \tPostal Code:- {4}\n\ " , self.person_name , self.street_address , self.city , self.state , self.postal_code ); } let result = writeln! ( f , "{}" , buffer ); return result; } }
Output
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Debug ***** PersonAddress { person_name: "Quincy Jones", street_address: "1819 Browne Street", city: "Chicago", state: "Illinois", postal_code: "60007" } PersonAddress { person_name: "Siedah Garrett", street_address: "117 Hawthorne Lane", city: "Los Angeles", state: "California", postal_code: "90001" } Display ******* Quincy Jones Street Address:- 1819 Browne Street City:- Chicago State:- Illinois Postal Code:- 60007 Siedah Garrett Street Address:- 117 Hawthorne Lane City:- Los Angeles State:- California Postal Code:- 90001
Online Source Code
OnlineGDB
- rustStructPersonAddressUseofFormatAcrossMultipleLines.rs
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References
- rust-lang.org
- In Std
- Macro
- Macro std::println
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- Macro std::println
- Macro
- In Std