[erlang-questions] guard expression restriction

[Alain O'Dea]

I think most useful guards expressions can be composed from guards.
Using macros you can bundle these and parameterize them to get
'user-defined' guards.  You can then put these macros in a header and
include them.

Macros seem like a practical solution to this problem.

Am I missing something?

On Friday, December 3, 2010, James Churchman <jameschurchman@REDACTED> wrote:
> would it have to be "silently changed".. RefactorErl, Wrangler or Dialyzer could be modified to "upgrade" or at least produce warning in all* cases where flipping the functionality would effect the true functionality of it. Also i would guess much code is written with out the knowledge that some LC guards fail silently, some don't  :-)
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> *all in this case means "i assume all"
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> On 3 Dec 2010, at 09:36, Robert Virding wrote:
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>> I wonder what would happen if it was just silently changed? :-)
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