Thanks for writing match—it adds a feature I've become pretty addicted to from other languages to Julia!
I noticed that @match does not currently have a docstring, unlike the items in the standard library. This means that the ? operator in the REPL and the @doc macro do not display any documentation.
Would you be open to a PR that adds docstrings? If so, I would be happy to submit a PR that uses a modified version of the documentation in the README.
Thanks for writing
match
—it adds a feature I've become pretty addicted to from other languages to Julia!I noticed that
@match
does not currently have a docstring, unlike the items in the standard library. This means that the?
operator in the REPL and the@doc
macro do not display any documentation.Would you be open to a PR that adds docstrings? If so, I would be happy to submit a PR that uses a modified version of the documentation in the README.