Read RustrustdocSince Rust 1.54, we can now use function-like macros in attributes. It has a lot of advantages for the #[doc] attribute, let's check some of them!
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rustdocrusty-man is a command-line viewer for documentation generated by rustdoc. It parses the HTML output of rustdoc, searches for a given keyword and formats the documentation similar to a manpage.
rustdocThis blog post is a zoom in into one subject of the Guide and Tips for crate publishing. It’s about managing your documentation and more specifically about using two unstable features of rustdoc: external_doc, doc_cfg.
rustdocI have received (a lot of) demands about writing a guide on how to write documentation in Rust lately. I'm quite happy that people finally gets interested into this area so let's not let it rest and let's go!
rustdocI arrive a bit late considering that #[cfg(doctest)] is stable since rust 1.40 but I think
it's important for people to know about this feature and how to use it.First things first, what is this feature about and when is it set? The answer: when running rustdoc --test (or cargo test on the doc subpart).