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I wonder if a more idomatic Rust way of doing this would be an enum like
enum NthValue { First, Last, Nth(u32) }
And then in NthValueAccumulator::scan you would have something like
NthValueAccumulator::scan
match self.n { NthValue::First|NthValue::Nth(1) => {...} Nth::Last => {..} }
There is nothing wrong with the special value approach either -- I just figured I would point it out
Originally posted by @alamb in #403 (comment)
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I wonder if a more idomatic Rust way of doing this would be an enum like
And then in
NthValueAccumulator::scan
you would have something likeThere is nothing wrong with the special value approach either -- I just figured I would point it out
Originally posted by @alamb in #403 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: