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Looking at the code around the ==
operators for Option<T>
and Maybe<T>
, I think maybe I'd had at least ten too many beers when writing that stuff!
Time for a serious bit of refactoring...
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Accidentally checked in the fix for this with the commit of the 4th May. Comparisons between options, maybes and null are greatly simplified.
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Bug fix included in the v3.0.0 release.
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It's not as simple as it seems.
SQL null comparison rules state that any comparison to null value returns false
.
According to SQL rules, null = null
check result is false
.
It's not clear which null comparison standard is "true".
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It's not clear which null comparison standard is "true".
How is that? Why do we care about SQL rules? In CLR world comparing one null reference to another null reference is determined to return "true" (https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/blob/master/spec/types.md#the-bool-type).
In the C and C++ languages, a zero integral or floating-point value, or a null pointer can be converted to the boolean value false, and a non-zero integral or floating-point value, or a non-null pointer can be converted to the boolean value true. In C#, such conversions are accomplished by explicitly comparing an integral or floating-point value to zero, or by explicitly comparing an object reference to null.
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- Generic ValueOrError HOT 3
- A non-exception Value<T> alternative for unions HOT 2
- Maybe.Some(null) does not throw and has a different behavior than Maybe.None() HOT 8
- SuccincT Roadmap HOT 12
- When will version 3.1.1 be published to NuGet? HOT 3
- Remove Maybe type and change Option to be a readonly struct HOT 5
- Checklist for the v4 release HOT 1
- As C# 7 now supports discards, the Ignore function is redundant and should be removed HOT 1
- As C# 7 now supports discards, the Ignore function is redundant and should be removed HOT 1
- Add pattern matching to the Either type HOT 1
- Runtime Exception of type System.IO.FileNotFoundException HOT 4
- Change enum parsers to use Enum generic constraint HOT 1
- Add positional pattern matching support to Option<T> HOT 1
- Add positional pattern matching support to ValueOrError types HOT 1
- Add positional pattern matching support to Success<T> HOT 1
- Add positional pattern matching support to Either<TL,TR> HOT 1
- Add positional pattern matching support to Union types HOT 1
- Investigate adding cons support for async streams
- Remove the use of <T> at the end of Succinc<T>
- Create a new release of SuccincT, targeting .NET 6, with all the redundant features removed HOT 1
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