C
C#10mo ago
niels

Complex question

Let's say I have a list of tuples. Now I also have a dictionary that maps from string to a subset of these tuples. Is it possible to, on compile time get hints for a specific string (which is a key from the dictionary) which tuples are included (without me having to go to the source code and look into the mapping)?
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Sossenbinder
Sossenbinder10mo ago
Not really, I think what you describe is meant to be a runtime construct, and in that regard, no It would have to be backed by the type system I imagine your question would relate to something like a Discriminated Union of types which would be able to infer the result type based on guard clauses, like e.g. TypeScript can I think what you can get though would be something like a switch expression so you can at least get code navigation to help you out
AdmSnyder
AdmSnyder10mo ago
instead of using a string, you could use an enum. or use a string constant - you can then put xml comments in there telling you what they mean. but you would have to write those xml comments, right? ... or let them be generated?
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