Add extended template formatter support #60
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| TemplateFormatter::Pointer { | ||
| alternate | ||
| } => { | ||
| if alternate { | ||
| quote! { write!(f, "{:#p}", #expr)?; } | ||
| } else if pointer_value { | ||
| quote! {{ | ||
| let value = #expr; | ||
| core::fmt::Pointer::fmt(&value, f)?; | ||
| }} | ||
| } else { | ||
| quote! { core::fmt::Pointer::fmt(#expr, f)?; } |
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[P1] Pointer formatter prints field addresses instead of pointer values
The pointer branch in format_placeholder still hands core::fmt::Pointer a reference to the placeholder expression (&value) even when pointer_value is true. For raw pointers, immutable references, NonNull, or {self:p}, this means the generated Display impl prints the address of the local/field that stores the pointer instead of the pointer value itself—{ptr:p} formats like format!("{:p}", &ptr) rather than format!("{:p}", ptr). As a result, pointer placeholders yield stack/field addresses rather than the intended target pointer, diverging from Rust’s built‑in pointer formatting. The branch should format the pointer value directly without introducing another &.
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