macro_rules! wrap_request_context_handler {
($ vis : vis struct $ name : ident ; impl RequestContextHandler { $ ($ (# [$ attrs_name : meta]) * fn $ method_name : ident (& $ self : ident $ (, $ arg_name : ident : $ arg_type : ty) * $ (,) ?) $ (-> $ return_type : ty) ? { $ ($ body : tt) * }) * }) => { ... };
($ vis : vis struct $ name : ident $ (< $ ($ generic_type : ident : $ first_generic_type_bound : tt $ (+ $ generic_type_bound : tt) *) , + $ (,) ? >) ? { $ ($ field_vis : vis $ field_name : ident : $ field_type : ty) , * $ (,) ? } impl RequestContextHandler { $ ($ (# [$ attrs_name : meta]) * fn $ method_name : ident (& $ self : ident $ (, $ arg_name : ident : $ arg_type : ty) * $ (,) ?) $ (-> $ return_type : ty) ? { $ ($ body : tt) * }) * }) => { ... };
}Expand description
Implement the WrapRequestContextHandler trait for the specified struct. You can declare more
members for your struct, and in the impl RequestContextHandler block you can override default
methods implemented by the ImplRequestContextHandler trait.
ยงExample
wrap_request_context_handler! {
struct MyRequestContextHandler {
payload: String,
}
impl RequestContextHandler {
// ...
}
}
fn make_my_struct() -> RequestContextHandler {
MyRequestContextHandler::new("payload".to_string())
}