Pattern matching was one of my favorite parts of F#.
With records looking like they'll be in c# 8.1 or 8.2, it makes me wonder how close DUs are.
Can you not do case var x when x is Abc.A:? Nevermind, Abc.A looks like it's the value not the type, how odd...
Yeah, DUs are the biggest thing I miss when going back to C#, I would love that.
Can you not do case var x when x is Abc.A:? Nevermind, Abc.A looks like it's the value not the type, how odd...
You're right, the type that gets generated is a little wierd and inuntuative to consume from C#, that's why I created this post, I've been back to it every now and then over the last few months.
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Pattern matching was one of my favorite parts of F#.
With records looking like they'll be in c# 8.1 or 8.2, it makes me wonder how close DUs are.
Can you not do
case var x when x is Abc.A:? Nevermind,Abc.Alooks like it's the value not the type, how odd...Yeah, DUs are the biggest thing I miss when going back to C#, I would love that.
You're right, the type that gets generated is a little wierd and inuntuative to consume from C#, that's why I created this post, I've been back to it every now and then over the last few months.