Is it possible to run multiple extractors in one match statement?
object CoolStuff {
def unapply(thing: Thing): Option[SomeInfo] = ...
}
object NeatStuff {
def unapply(thing: Thing): Option[OtherInfo] = ...
}
// is there some syntax similar to this?
thing match {
case t @ CoolStuff(someInfo) @ NeatStuff(otherInfo) => process(someInfo, otherInfo)
case _ => // neither Cool nor Neat
}
The intent here being that there are two extractors, and I don't have to do something like this:
object CoolNeatStuff {
def unapply(thing: Thing): Option[(SomeInfo, OtherInfo)] = thing match {
case CoolStuff(someInfo) => thing match {
case NeatStuff(otherInfo) => Some(someInfo -> otherInfo)
case _ => None // Cool, but not Neat
case _ => None// neither Cool nor Neat
}
}
Can try
object ~ {
def unapply[T](that: T): Option[(T,T)] = Some(that -> that)
}
def too(t: Thing) = t match {
case CoolStuff(a) ~ NeatStuff(b) => ???
}
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