Allow type checking on elements of List,Tuple,Set traits #423
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This commit allows checking types of elements in a Container
Ref: #400 (comment)
So you can do:
a
enforces length 2 with Int and Str on elements 0 and 1. Default value isNone
.b
enforces that all elements are Ints, but does not enforce lengthc
is the same asa
, but with a default value of[0,'a']
The check is only made on assignment, (so index-assignment, or calls to append/extend are not checked), but should cover enough cases to be useful.
Obviously only style
b
makes sense for Sets since they are unordered.It also fixes an incorrect error message if validation fails in a ClassTypeTrait