velvet wren
If I have an integer slice, say
let ints: &[u32] = ...;
I can debug print it with its elements as hex doing this
println!("{ints:x?}");
but I get a compilation error if I try doing the following to print it as binary
println!("{ints:b?}");
Can I achieve this without doing a for loop (or I guess some iterator stuff) manually?
verbal jetty
If I have an integer slice, say
```rs
let ints: &[u32] = ...;
```
I can debug p...
?doc itertools::Itertools::format
sharp hedgeBOT
verbal jetty
is that manual for you? I don't think you can do better
velvet wren
nah that's fine