In F# there are pattern matching case/of statements can be written as 
functions, which is handy for composing with other functions, piping with 
|> etc:

let foo1 x = 
    match x with
    | 1 -> "one"
    | _ -> "not one"
let foo2 = function 
    | 1 -> "one" 
    | _ -> "not one"


Has there been any consideration for something similar in Elm (or is there 
something in Elm already!) - I find myself often wrapping case/of  in 
lambdas, which is no big deal but would be a little nice to use it directly.

 

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