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Combined --loop and --expr, where the lambda is evaluated once per line, and the return value is printed
Related to the above, --loop --flatten, which is the same as above, but the lambda returns an IntoIterator (such as Option<T>) and prints each item once per line
--display mode, where Display is used instead of Debug when running in expression mode to print items
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Oh, I definitely agree with that. I was only suggesting --display in the interest of backwards compatibility; I definitely thing Display should be the default and Debug can be opted in to.
--loop
and--expr
, where the lambda is evaluated once per line, and the return value is printed--loop --flatten
, which is the same as above, but the lambda returns anIntoIterator
(such asOption<T>
) and prints each item once per line--display
mode, whereDisplay
is used instead ofDebug
when running in expression mode to print itemsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: