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The cases function cannot be used with the tail-recursion implemented in tailr because it looks like a function call, even though it is practically a control structure. By implementing transform_call, I can change that.
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Using `rlang::return_to` and `rlang::return_from`, I think I now have a solution for handling `with` expressions. This is a step twoards #5 and mailund/pmatch#19 and resolves#7.
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Using `rlang::return_to` and `rlang::return_from`, I think I now have a solution for handling `with` expressions. This is a step twoards #5 and mailund/pmatch#19 and resolves#7.
The
cases
function cannot be used with the tail-recursion implemented intailr
because it looks like a function call, even though it is practically a control structure. By implementingtransform_call
, I can change that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: