ob-rustic : run code snippets with no main() #266
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Sorry for the late reply. I think this regex search can slow things down. I know that some users make excessive use of org-babel and if they use hundreds of lines in babel blocks I think this can be annoying. I know this would be very convenient and as far as I remember I also considered this when I added the babel code, but I think the potential downsides are not worth it. Maybe we should rather provide an option for the babel block so you can use a template like: |
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Running a regexp without wildcard when interactively executing a block through babel is barely perceptible. |
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PR updated to insert the main block as follows: The usage of ob-rust stays limited to |
Something like your example. I haven't used
Ok, I didn't know but certainly sounds reasonable. Maybe we should also do it this way ? We can also add an option to make it the default. |
Hi there,
this wraps the code block with
main()eg:
fn main(){<body>}when there's none,like rust-mode does, allowing more concise snippets.
p.s: the main function detection should be made more robust: by searching for it after rust-fmt