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alehander92
First, kudos for your new library! As you probably know, patty consists of two macros: one to generate algebraic data types and the other one to do the actual pattern...
```nim import gara proc mymain() = let a = ("a", "b", "c") match a: ("a",): echo a, " matches 1-tuple" ("a", "b"): echo a, " matches 2-tuple" ("a", "b", "c"):...
Coming from Scala's pattern matching, I'm a bit confused what the library is doing. In Scala, pattern matching performs validation, and whether something matches is optional. Picking up on the...
Example from Julia's patterndispatch: ``` @pattern f(x) = x @pattern f(2) = 42 println([f(x) for x=1:4]) prints [1, 42, 3, 4] ``` actually the @pattern expands to the following code:...
> For now you can't just pass various expressions tho (2 + 2), as I want to reserve syntax for the patterns If I correctly understood what you mean, you...
Currently gara manages to transform the matches only based on untyped info. I actually like that a lot: it depends on a minimum of knowledge and for the same syntax...