Just to come back to this discussion. The existing functionality is
what I ended up using in this blog post:
https://groovy.apache.org/blog/multiversal-equality
In that post, you can see two code fragments that start with
"afterVisitMethod" and contain code using the type checking extension
DSL.
Hi Paul,
1. if this /is /to be supported, I would still argue for the more
general approach.
2. However, having scanned the blog post, it seems to me the case for
having this kind of support is quite weak.
1. E.g. change of color code library leading to assertion failing
for the
Thanks mg, comments inline.
On Thu, May 2, 2024 at 2:51 AM MG wrote:
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> Hi Paul,
>
> if this is to be supported, I would still argue for the more general approach.
Both potential tweaks that I looked at did use the more general approach.
> However, having scanned the blog post, it seems to me
@Both potential tweaks that I looked at did use the more general
approach: Assumed as much, just wanted to emphasize this, before I
argued that maybe we don't need this at all.
I think my argument holds for the more general example you (or Scala)
gives, I don't know if this is worth the effort,
