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[https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-mode rust-mode] (in [[MELPA]]) offers: | [https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-mode rust-mode] (in [[MELPA]]) offers: | ||
− | * syntax | + | * syntax highlighting, |
* '''code formatting''', optionally automatic, | * '''code formatting''', optionally automatic, | ||
* [[Imenu]] support, | * [[Imenu]] support, | ||
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− | == Code formatting with | + | == Code formatting with rustfmt == |
Formatting is also provided by this mode. If you want auto formatting everytime you save a buffer, put this in your [[Init File]]: | Formatting is also provided by this mode. If you want auto formatting everytime you save a buffer, put this in your [[Init File]]: | ||
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= Debugging = | = Debugging = | ||
− | Use the built-in [[ | + | Use the built-in [[gdb]] and use '''rust-gdb''' to launch gdb with the Rust-specific pretty-printers enabled. |
− | + | {{Note| set breakpoints with "break file:line" instead of "rbreak" which can give an "unmatched quote" error.}} | |
= Users snippets = | = Users snippets = |
Latest revision as of 15:30, 22 May 2017
Let's setup Emacs for Rust development, shall we ?
Also note that Spacemacs has a ready to use Rust layer. If you wish other sanier defaults and configs, see Starter_Kits.
rust-mode
- syntax highlighting,
- code formatting, optionally automatic,
- Imenu support,
- navigation by semantics (go to the beginning or end of the current defun), (see also helm-swoop, helm-ag, tags,…)
- playpen helpers (send the selected code to play.rust-lang.org),
- …
In Debian testing and unstable you can also install it with apt install elpa-rust-mode
(but the MELPA way is prefered).
Code formatting with rustfmt
Formatting is also provided by this mode. If you want auto formatting everytime you save a buffer, put this in your Init File:
(setq rust-format-on-save t)
On-the-fly syntax checking: Flycheck-rust
See flycheck-rust (on MELPA). See Flycheck.
Emacs-racer
See emacs-racer (also in MELPA) for documentation and screencasts. It provides:
- code completion of variables, functions and modules (not macros yet due to a racer limitation) (see also company-mode)
- jump to definition (bound to M-.)
- describe functions and types,
Run Cargo tasks
cargo.el ("cargo" in MELPA) gives us a set of key combinations to perform Cargo tasks within our Rust projects.
See also Compilation.
Debugging
Use the built-in gdb and use rust-gdb to launch gdb with the Rust-specific pretty-printers enabled.
Users snippets
Function to toggle a variable mutability
Given a line:
let foo = bar;
Calling this function with the cursor anywhere on that line will change it to
let mut foo = bar;
(defun toggle-mut ()
"Toggles the mutability of the variable defined on the current line"
(interactive)
(save-excursion
(back-to-indentation)
(forward-word)
(if (string= " mut" (buffer-substring (point) (+ (point) 4)))
(delete-region (point) (+ (point) 4))
(insert " mut"))))
To bind it to a key in rust-mode only:
(add-hook 'rust-mode-hook
(lambda ()
(local-set-key (kbd "C-M-m") #'toggle-mut)))
(source: reddit).