Closed Randgalt closed 8 years ago
From @martint
One thing that's not clear is that there seems to be some relationship between the "when"s and the >"and"s, but the linear chaining structure doesn't capture it. E.g., if I'm reading it correctly, the: .when(() -> author.val().name().startsWith("Ayn")) .and(year, () -> author.val().years()) executes nested within each: .>and(author, () -> book.val().authors())
One thing that's not clear is that there seems to be some relationship between the "when"s and the >"and"s, but the linear chaining structure doesn't capture it. E.g., if I'm reading it correctly, the:
.when(() -> author.val().name().startsWith("Ayn")) .and(year, () -> author.val().years())
executes nested within each:
.>and(author, () -> book.val().authors())
fixed
Randgalt
commented
8 years ago
From @martint