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Let me back up Ulf on this on. The project is great. I love direct
declarative support for common types and dictionaries have been
missing for a long time. That said its really not complete until you
can use it inside matches and guards.
If that gets implemented this goes from a pleasant solution that gets
rid of some syntax on occasion to something that fundamentally changes
the language for the better.
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 2:16 AM, Ulf Wiger
<ulf.wiger@erlang-solutions.com> wrote:
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> On 29 Aug 2011, at 06:50, Anton Lavrik wrote:
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>> Hi list,
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>> It is my pleasure to announce Erlson - a proof of concept
>> implementation of dynamic dictionary data type.
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> This library was one of the entries in the Spawnfest competition, and received favourable mention from several of the judges (including me). I like the syntax - it feels like a good, minimal extension to the existing language.
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> Personally, I would really like to see a special data type for this, as well as proper support for pattern matching and guards. I'm wary of yet another syntactic-sugar solution, overloading existing data types.
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> This is in no way meant as criticism of the work so far - rather as a suggestion to grab the opportunity and implement full support for dynamic dictionaries (hashes, or whatever we want to call them).
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> As always, there may be real, substantial objections that I have overlooked. If so, the good members of this list will surely present them. 
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> BR,
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