//! try_const
use lol_io::*;

mod foo {
    pub const _FOO: u32 = 3;
}

lol_io::consts! {
    pub struct Foo:u32 {}
    /// With some documentation
    pub struct Bar:u8 {
        const ITEM = 0;
    }
    // Note we have to pass the crate because this is evaluated as part of the
    // compilation step of the macro crate, (not our test crate). Therefore we
    // pass the crate member explitly. Normal code should not have this problem?
    #[derive(NativeBitFlags)]
    #[lol(crate=lol_io)]
    #[lol(from = "Other", field = "flag")]
    pub struct IsABitFlag: u8 {
        const FLAG = 0b0000_0001
    }

    pub struct WithPath: u32 {
        const FOO = foo::_FOO;
    }
}

struct Other {
    flag: u8,
}

fn main() {}