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by tomjakubowski
3435 days ago
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> Rust copied 'if let' from Swift (~2 years ago) despite having decent pattern matching; community consensus today is that it's highly worthwhile as a feature. Rust copied 'if let' and made it far nicer and more capable by allowing arbitrary fallible pattern matches to be the condition. Then Swift 2 copied that improvement back with 'if case'. |
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