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It might be good if this also attempts to downcast to
String
, just like the default panic hook does:rust/library/std/src/panicking.rs
Line 262 in 8769c26
Then
panic_any(some_string)
, andpanic!(format!(..))
in Rust ≤2018, will also work.(For a
String
you'll have to useformat_args!("{}", s)
though, rather thannew_v1
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This can't be done, as we'd be borrowing from
msg
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Right. It is possible, since the payload isn't actually consumed until after the PanicInfo is gone (at the end of rust_panic_with_hook), but it'd require refactoring some of the code in this file quite a bit.
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The problem is the
payload.get()
method call, not the move.BoxMeUp::get
must be mutable in order for the#[panic_handler]
to be able to lazily allocate aString
by formatting theMessage
from thePanicInfo
that gets passed to it.It's all a bit roundabout, but if we're willing to break some use cases that assume there's a
String
in the payload forpanic!("{}", 42)
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The specific problematic impl is https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/1b9567fcaa842b1028f9913838c4b70952470767/library/std/src/panicking.rs#L585
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Sure, but .get() is always called when constructing the PanicInfo that's passed to the panic hook, so at that point the String will have been allocated and can be borrowed by format_args!().
So,
rust_panic_with_hook
could just .get() the payload first and then try downcasting it to&'static str
andString
to create aformat_args!("{s}")
to make thePanicInfo
with. (That also avoids formattingmessage
twice when someone uses.message()
in a panic hook. (Since at that point the message has already been formatted into aString
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Anyway, a lot of the annoyances here come from PanicInfo (the argument to #[panic_handler]) and PanicInfo (the argument to the panic hook) being the same type. I'm hoping we might be able to do something about that: #115974 That'd make this all a lot easier. :)
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The default panic hook prints
"Box<dyn Any>"
in that case. I'm not particularly attached to that specific message, but we should probably keep those the same.rust/library/std/src/panicking.rs
Line 264 in 8769c26
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Or, even better: the default panic hook should not do any downcasting and instead use .message(), now that it works in all cases.