
I’ve known it for a while and use it now and then. There are quite a few packages on Hackage that use it: https://hackage-search.serokell.io/?q=%5BA-Z%5D%5Ba-zA-Z0-9%27_%5D*%5Cs%2B%5...
On 30 Nov 2023, at 14:46, Noon van der Silk
wrote: Sometimes I have a type like:
data A = A1 Int | A2 Int Int
Then if I want to do pattern matching and ignore the parameters I do:
f (A1 _) = .. f (A2 _ _) = ...
But that's annoying; I need to remember how many parameters each one has!
Yesterday I learned I can just do this:
f A1 {} = ... f A2 {} = ...
And GHC is happy.
Is this expected? Am I the last to learn about this trick?
-- Noon van der Silk, ن
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