问题
I found out that {:?} prints an entire array in Rust. I want to know what is it called and how exactly it works. Is it only limited to printing arrays or could it also be used elsewhere for other purposes?
回答1:
This is explained (along with the rest of the formatting syntax) in the std::fmt documentation.
{...} surrounds all formatting directives. : separates the name or ordinal of the thing being formatted (which in this case is omitted, and thus means "the next thing") from the formatting options. The ? is a formatting option that triggers the use of the std::fmt::Debug implementation of the thing being formatted, as opposed to the default Display trait, or one of the other traits (like UpperHex or Octal).
Thus, {:?} formats the "next" value passed to a formatting macro, and supports anything that implements Debug.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38157335/what-does-mean-in-a-rust-format-string