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Carrier type for Choose and Offer; lift Choice<N> restriction #98
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Finally reviewing through all this: overall, looks great! Clean implementation, clear documentation. Well done :)
My only large change request is: it seems preferable to have the Carrier
type be the second argument to Choose
and Offer
, with a defaulted type, so that error messages containing the usual Choose
and Offer
types with Choice
s don't get more cluttered, and code that does not use the Session!
macro is backwards-compatible.
In order to achieve this defaulting, we'd need a trait to get the Choice<N>
for a given tuple's arity, so, e.g. Offer
can be Offer<Choices, <ChoiceForArity<Choices>>::Choice>
or some such. What are your thoughts about this change?
There are also some conflicts with main
now, largely due to changes to the definitions of Offer
and Choose
so as to make their constructors private.
I don't see an issue with that kind of defaulting, as long as Rust doesn't get confused by having a default type parameter depend on a non-default one. There will have to be an obvious limit on the maximum tuple arity for such. |
This also constitutes a breaking API change to Dialectic, so should be a minor version bump (since we're pre-1.0). |
To implement the changes suggested above, there are several steps:
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It also looks like docs + clippy fail on this PR.
I'm on rustc & cargo 1.56, in case it's version-specific. |
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