Factor TypedTuple into Product vs the rest #186
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And dually. (We don't even have class |
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This commit is a combination of several commits adding the new concept of (anonymous) typed tuples. On an implementation level it leverages Pharo's slots to define tuple elements and their types. As of now, only rudimentary support for creating tuple types and instantiating them is added. Nice APIs may be (will be) added as needed. This commit temporarily removes `#⨰` until we decide on #186 [1] [1]: #186
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This commit is a combination of several commits adding the new concept of (anonymous) typed tuples. On an implementation level it leverages Pharo's slots to define tuple elements and their types. As of now, only rudimentary support for creating tuple types and instantiating them is added. Nice APIs may be (will be) added as needed. This commit temporarily removes `#⨰` until we decide on #186 [1] [1]: #186
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This commit is a combination of several commits adding the new concept of (anonymous) typed tuples. On an implementation level it leverages Pharo's slots to define tuple elements and their types. As of now, only rudimentary support for creating tuple types and instantiating them is added. Nice APIs may be (will be) added as needed. This commit temporarily removes `#⨰` until we decide on #186 [1] [1]: #186
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Right now we have both
TypedTupleandProduct, and a lot of cut-and-pasted code. Obviously the whole idea of Tuples is to emphasize that they ARE products, so we should look at this one day.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: