mcc @mcc@mastodon.social
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Probably I've complained about this before. But—

I'm in Rust. I am matching an enum. I want to collapse variants A(x), B(x), and C(x) into one match, but I want afterward to have a boolean indicating whether I am in case C.

Is there a lesss… ridiculous… way of doing this… than the thing I do here

match (line, true, false) { (ScrollChatLine::Chat(chat), _, m@false) | (ScrollChatLine::Pending(chat), _, m@false) | (ScrollChatLine::ModeratedHide(chat, false), m@true, _) => { let class = if m { "chat-hidden" } else { "chat" }; html!{ <div class={class}> {chat.user_name.to_owned()}{": "}{chat.text.to_owned()} </div> } }, (ScrollChatLine::Moderated | ScrollChatLine::ModeratedHide(_, true), _, _) => { html!{ <div class="chat-removed"> {"Comment removed."} </div> } }, (_,_,_) => panic!("unreachable") // THIS SHOULDN'T BE REQUIRED?? }
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