Open jamesbascle opened 7 years ago
Allow
.Switch(a => a++) .Match(a => a++)
instead of
.Switch((int a) => a++) .Match((int a) => a++)
in ambiguous cases.
These seem relatively rare in practice since the compiler infers the type very well based on what members are accessed inside the function.
Allow
.Switch(a => a++)
.Match(a => a++)
instead of
.Switch((int a) => a++) .Match((int a) => a++)
in ambiguous cases.
These seem relatively rare in practice since the compiler infers the type very well based on what members are accessed inside the function.