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Implements the `interval_cases` tactic from mathlib. This is a from scratch implementation, which should be a lot faster and give better goals than the original. I also tried to make a reasonable MetaM version of the tactic. The original tactic was very generic and used typeclass inference to find most of the structure on the type. The new one is still somewhat type-generic but relies on meta-instances which implement the required functionality for supported types. Currently only `Nat` and `Int` are supported; `PNat` is more difficult because `norm_num` doesn't work on it.
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Implements the `interval_cases` tactic from mathlib. This is a from scratch implementation, which should be a lot faster and give better goals than the original. I also tried to make a reasonable MetaM version of the tactic. The original tactic was very generic and used typeclass inference to find most of the structure on the type. The new one is still somewhat type-generic but relies on meta-instances which implement the required functionality for supported types. Currently only `Nat` and `Int` are supported; `PNat` is more difficult because `norm_num` doesn't work on it.
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Implements the `interval_cases` tactic from mathlib. This is a from scratch implementation, which should be a lot faster and give better goals than the original. I also tried to make a reasonable MetaM version of the tactic. The original tactic was very generic and used typeclass inference to find most of the structure on the type. The new one is still somewhat type-generic but relies on meta-instances which implement the required functionality for supported types. Currently only `Nat` and `Int` are supported; `PNat` is more difficult because `norm_num` doesn't work on it.
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Implements the `interval_cases` tactic from mathlib. This is a from scratch implementation, which should be a lot faster and give better goals than the original. I also tried to make a reasonable MetaM version of the tactic. The original tactic was very generic and used typeclass inference to find most of the structure on the type. The new one is still somewhat type-generic but relies on meta-instances which implement the required functionality for supported types. Currently only `Nat` and `Int` are supported; `PNat` is more difficult because `norm_num` doesn't work on it. Co-authored-by: Heather Macbeth <25316162+hrmacbeth@users.noreply.github.com>
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Implements the `interval_cases` tactic from mathlib. This is a from scratch implementation, which should be a lot faster and give better goals than the original. I also tried to make a reasonable MetaM version of the tactic. The original tactic was very generic and used typeclass inference to find most of the structure on the type. The new one is still somewhat type-generic but relies on meta-instances which implement the required functionality for supported types. Currently only `Nat` and `Int` are supported; `PNat` is more difficult because `norm_num` doesn't work on it. Co-authored-by: Heather Macbeth <25316162+hrmacbeth@users.noreply.github.com>
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Implements the
interval_cases
tactic from mathlib. This is a from scratch implementation, which should be a lot faster and give better goals than the original. I also tried to make a reasonable MetaM version of the tactic.The original tactic was very generic and used typeclass inference to find most of the structure on the type. The new one is still somewhat type-generic but relies on meta-instances which implement the required functionality for supported types. Currently only
Nat
andInt
are supported;PNat
is more difficult becausenorm_num
doesn't work on it.