Tushar Sadhwani writes:
> Since Python has built-in syntax for interpolated strings, I
> believe it's a good area to idea to extend it to pattern matching,
> like so:
>
> def unquote(string: str) -> str:
> match string:
> case f'"{value}"':
> return value
> case f"'{value}'":
> return value
> case _:
> return string
I think this is a pretty unconvincing example. While people seem to
love to hate on regular expressions, it's hard to see how that beats
def unquote(string: str) -> str:
m = re.match(r"^(?:\"(.*)\"|'(.*)'|(?Pvalue3))$", string)
>
> Doing this with current match syntax is not as easy.
>
> I have other reasons to consider this idea as well, but before I try to
> pursue this, I'd like to know if something like this was already discussed
> when the proposal was being made?
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