Shorthand OR statment #4042
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Feature Idea: Shorthand if - or statement. Instead of you could instead say I see many people asking this question on Stack Overflow, and even had this discussion with coworkers.. It's not a big deal when variables and values are as short as my example, but consider: I often find myself REALLY wishing there were a quick shorthand method that doesn't involve declaring a new list or array: Forgive me if this has been mentioned before, I'm sure it has but couldn't find any mention of it. This seems like a simple situation most developers beginner to expert would commonly find themselves in. |
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With disjunctive patterns in pattern matching in C# 9.0 you can do this: if (x is 1 or 2 or 3) { ... }Although you are limited to constants as the operands. |
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wow this is pretty slick, this may work for me most of the time when I am working with constants.. |
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Duplicate of #420 |
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Ah, knew this surely had to have come up before. Thanks for linking |
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And if you need non-constants, there is the option for an extension method
which works wonders.
…On Tue, 20 Oct 2020 at 19:05, luckyexpert ***@***.***> wrote:
wow this is pretty slick, this may work for me most of the time when I am
working with constants..
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With disjunctive patterns in pattern matching in C# 9.0 you can do this:
Although you are limited to constants as the operands.