Thanks for the suggestions.
Not visually elegant, perhaps, but conceptually quite neat and satisfying.
I shall incorporate these ideas into my app.
Thanks again.
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If you're actually parsing a string, you may also want to look into one of
the various parsing libraries like `elm-tools/parser`. If you're willing to
give a few more details about the format of those strings, I'm sure people
here (and on slack) would be more than willing to give you a hand in
I don't know about elegant but one way to implement something like fizzBuzz
would be:
https://ellie-app.com/469wMYcvrZ3a1/0
Of course, this assumes that you have a lot of patterns and not the 4 in
fizzBuzz
If evaluating all the branches is too expensive you can use functions like
this:
https://el
Does Elm have anything between an *if-then-else* flow control and* case* ?
My use case is, I need to parse a string in various ways to decide which
Analysis ADT to assign to the string.
Thus
sconvert : String -> Analysis
sconvert s =
if s=="all" then AllDays
else if s=="unplayed" then
On Monday, August 21, 2017 at 9:41:55 PM UTC+1, Dave Doty wrote:
>
> But it does make me long for runtime exceptions for those errors where you
> know that not only the current function, but also any function that may
> have called it, really isn't going to be able to do any error-handling or
>
