I would like to redirect the variable to a match case without using the temp variable or lambda. Idea:
let temp = x |> Function1 |> Function2 // ........ Many functions later. |> FunctionN let result = match temp with | Case1 -> "Output 1" | Case2 -> "Output 2" | _ -> "Other Output"
Hope to write something similar to the following:
// IDEAL CODE (with syntax error) let result = x |> Function1 |> Function2 // ........ Many functions later. |> FunctionN |> match with // Syntax error here! Should use "match something with" | Case1 -> "Output 1" | Case2 -> "Output 2" | _ -> "Other Output"
The closest I have is using lambda. But I think the code below is not very good, because I will still βnameβ the temporary variable.
let result = x |> Function1 |> Function2 // ........ Many functions later. |> FunctionN |> fun temp -> match temp with | Case1 -> "Output 1" | Case2 -> "Output 2" | _ -> "Other Output"
On the other hand, I can directly replace the temp variable with a large piece of code:
let result = match x |> Function1 |> Function2 // ........ Many functions later. |> FunctionN with | Case1 -> "Output 1" | Case2 -> "Output 2" | _ -> "Other Output"
Can I write code similar to Code # 2? Or do I need to select code number 3 or number 4? Thanks.
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