Auto-generate enum type widget boilerplate for radio buttons and dropdown menus (#2589)

* First draft of factoring out the dropdown boilerplate

* Add proc macro for enum boilerplate

* Detect whether to say `crate` or the name

* Clean up the input and naming of the enum macro

* Rename a file

* Do the rename of code too

* Use the attribute-driven selection of radio vs dropdown

* Add a metadata struct and tooltips

* Move the new traits to a better place.

* Use ChoiceType, part 1

* Use ChoiceType, part 2

* Introduce a builder API for choice widgets

* Start using the new new API

* DomainWarpType should be a dropdown still

* Handle the case where a node property can never have a socket

* Rustfmt

* Code review

* Update stable node IDs in test

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Co-authored-by: Keavon Chambers <keavon@keavon.com>
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@@ -10,9 +10,24 @@ use syn::{
};
mod codegen;
mod derive_choice_type;
mod parsing;
mod validation;
/// Generate meta-information for an enum.
///
/// `#[widget(F)]` on a type indicates the type of widget to use to display/edit the type, currently `Radio` and `Dropdown` are supported.
///
/// `#[label("Foo")]` on a variant overrides the default UI label (which is otherwise the name converted to title case). All labels are collected into a [`core::fmt::Display`] impl.
///
/// `#[icon("tag"))]` sets the icon to use when a variant is shown in a menu or radio button.
///
/// Doc comments on a variant become tooltip text.
#[proc_macro_derive(ChoiceType, attributes(widget, menu_separator, label, icon))]
pub fn derive_choice_type(input_item: TokenStream) -> TokenStream {
TokenStream::from(derive_choice_type::derive_choice_type_impl(input_item.into()).unwrap_or_else(|err| err.to_compile_error()))
}
/// A macro used to construct a proto node implementation from the given struct and the decorated function.
///
/// This works by generating two `impl` blocks for the given struct: