io::write_character!
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macro_rules! write_character { ($character: expr) => ({ write_character!($character, 1) }); ($character: expr, $out: expr) => ({ write!([$character].as_ptr(), 1, $out) }); }
The write_character
macro writes to output the character
and returns the Some 0i32 or None according to success.