I've been trying to find these slides for like a year. The resolution of this video is just not readable to me. I really wish it was documented better where to find the slides. Edit: Raymond posted a Dropbox link on Twitter but it's pretty hard to access without an account. I had to use a nitter clone.
The FuncCall descriptor example is neat, but I'm just thinking of a syntax/convention for a function call which can take something other than a single string as input. Multiple strings/varnames can maybe be done with two underscores between them? like so: ``` match x: case foo.a__b__c: print("foo got called with 'a', 'b', 'c'") ```
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Been waiting for this for months! Every RH talk is worth its bits in gold.
Is the intro talk he mentions at the beginning also available online?
Are the slides published, I'd like to copy/paste that regex example into a doc.
I've been trying to find these slides for like a year. The resolution of this video is just not readable to me. I really wish it was documented better where to find the slides.
Edit: Raymond posted a Dropbox link on Twitter but it's pretty hard to access without an account. I had to use a nitter clone.
can you share this Dropbox link or steps on how you have obtained these docs please ?
The FuncCall descriptor example is neat, but I'm just thinking of a syntax/convention for a function call which can take something other than a single string as input.
Multiple strings/varnames can maybe be done with two underscores between them? like so:
```
match x:
case foo.a__b__c:
print("foo got called with 'a', 'b', 'c'")
```