Marcio Rinaldi

There are two examples in the docs on how to combine functions in applicative style: http://fsprojects.github.io/Chessie/a-tale-of-3-nightclubs-fsharp.html#Part-Two-Club-Tropicana http://fsprojects.github.io/Chessie/a-tale-of-3-nightclubs-fsharp.html#Part-Three-Gay-bar

The progress bar from restore feature is a dialog, not the progress indicator in status bar as @vchekan mentions. Either way, it's not hard to use any of them. However,...

I've implemented this using ArgumentMatcher and FluentAssertions to check the equivalency. This is how I did it: ``` c# using System; using FluentAssertions; using FluentAssertions.Equivalency; namespace NSubstitute.Core.Arguments { public class...

You could make Arg class non-static. Then I'd change the code to make the Equivalent methods an extension method of Arg: ``` c# namespace NSubstitute { public static class NSubstituteExtensions...

Yeah, definitely. I just woke up so I guess I wasn't thinking straight :) I don't really like `Arg.Matches.Equivalent(new [] {1,2,3})`, but I guess you can't get any less verbose...