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Currently, SuccincT supplies the Ignore function for ignore the return value from an expression, eg
Ignore
Ignore(someTest ? value1 : value2);
However, as of C# 7, there is now support for using discards to achieve this without the overhead of a method call:
_ = someTest ? value1 : value2;
As a result, Ignore is no longer useful or needed. Therefore it should be removed from v4.
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Currently, SuccincT supplies the
Ignore
function for ignore the return value from an expression, egHowever, as of C# 7, there is now support for using discards to achieve this without the overhead of a method call:
As a result,
Ignore
is no longer useful or needed. Therefore it should be removed from v4.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: