Unter Property destructoring I found a simple example for property destructuring. (; b, a) = (a=1, b=2, c=3) I understand how it works, but it is not clear to me where you can use this practically. Can someone show me a small executable example code that opens up the practical application for me…

Here is an example - imagine that tpl is returned by some function and is not a literal. tpl = (a=1, b=2, c=3) a = tpl.a b = tpl.b # or a, b = tpl.a, tpl.b # or using destructuring (; a, b) = tpl Now, we can agree that (; a, b) = tpl saves a few keystrokes. And if you actually want to extract…

It’s useful as soon as the named tuple is a variable instead of a literal.

Here is a sketch of some code I’m currently working on that uses destructuring for its convenience: ... lens = (; f1, α, β, γ, y3, sinθ, ϵᵣ) opts = (; ap_split = 2, ap_point = 0.0, ap_compensate = false, bp_split = 2, bp_point = 0.0, bp_compensate = true, ap_apex = 0.04…

Thank you for the very good help to all of you. I am amazed

Property destructuring

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rafael.guerra July 12, 2023, 8:31pm 3

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