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I always noticed when certain amount of decades pass it's okay to say certain things, like "Allende was assassinated by the CIA", but back then you'd get persecuted to even mention that.

Yes, when it doesn't matter you can say whatever you want, god bless the USA... Because of opinions like yours is that America is the empire who gets the "Okay" to be the police of the world, and it's terrible at that.

Comment · 3 years ago

If you really didn't work with GTK2 then there's no way you can understand the problem, thus your comment.

Comment · 3 years ago

Can it parse emails? Obviously that's hard.

Comment · 3 years ago

I think the only reason is that they're very different, if you define them:

    type when expression -> block

    if expression -> block

For parsing works better, for programmers is better since they don't confuse both concepts, and in general pattern matching isn't the same as a if condition or a switch.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/199918/explaining-patter...

I think the difference is when you start pattern matching on tuples and other types that you cannot do a simple `if ident.isinstanceof(type) ->`.

For example in Elixir you can do:

    def ident(param = {:key => true}):

This will only match when the param type is not only `map`, but also contains a key named `:key` and its value is `true`.

In the end though, it's syntax sugar (but everything is if you put it that way classes are syntax sugar).

Comment · 3 years ago

Thank you, 'cause I don't wanna do the wrap command thing they do. Besides that, this is a great idea.

Comment · 3 years ago

Thank you! I needed this one, how fun, I did this when learning Haskell, now I can do it with Rust.

Comment · 3 years ago

Where did you go to school? And how come every college educated (mostly in the US) developer I've met has never done that before...