The discussion around this would probably be helped by some specific use
cases.
In general, the pattern:
case someValue of
A ->
-- code
_ ->
-- in all other cases do this
doStuff
Suits me just fine.
And if I stumble upon something like this in my code:
case someValue of
A ->
-- code
B var ->
stuff2 var 0 0
C var var2 ->
stuff2 var var2 0
D var var2 var3 ->
stuff2 var var2 var3
This is usually an indication that perhaps my types should be structured
differently.
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