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One of ML's greatest strengths is pattern matching, which allows us to perform sophisticated case analyses without ever branching on a boolean expression. When it comes to case-analyzing inductively d…
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The documentation is clear about deep object matching not being supported:
```
Register a pattern, and the object that will be returned if an input matches.
Both keys and values are considered to b…
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Standard ML has two branching mechanisms: pattern matching and the more traditional `if`-`then`-`else`. The former is generally considered superior for most purposes. For example:
fun foo nil =…
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Matching on cases, performing pattern bindings, and matching whole trees of
patterns needs to be implemented. Some syntax is needed for matching on cases
while binding the whole variant object …
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Is the Mimic expected behavior to fail an expectation if the original implementation gets called with different arguments than the one defined in the `expect` function?
```
defmodule Test do
def…
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Matching on cases, performing pattern bindings, and matching whole trees of
patterns needs to be implemented. Some syntax is needed for matching on cases
while binding the whole variant object …
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After reading a bit on [ES-Discuss](http://esdiscuss.org/topic/destructuring-of-generators) it seems as though the spread operator for iterator always should give an array as a result.
That basically…
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Let's consider the following naive example:
``` java
static interface Map_ {
}
static class EmptyMap_ implements Map_ {
}
static class InsertAssoc_ implements Map_ {
public final Pair…
nobeh updated
8 years ago
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Matching on cases, performing pattern bindings, and matching whole trees of
patterns needs to be implemented. Some syntax is needed for matching on cases
while binding the whole variant object …
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