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For completeness's sake, and because there are some libraries that think having long tuples are a good thing (System.Process, I'm looking at you), would it be useful to have support for 4- and 5-tuples?
I can do PR work if you'd like, but it's really trivial fundamentally.
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My argument has always been that pairs make a lot of sense, triples are sometimes handy, and by the time you have a four tuple, you probably want to name them. The other issue is that by the time you get to 4/5 you end up with lots of functions, and a very complex naming scheme. So I'd suggest no, and I'd also suggest System.Process have less large tuples...
If you do want a scheme for tuples that scales uniformly, something like lens should work.
For completeness's sake, and because there are some libraries that think having long tuples are a good thing (System.Process, I'm looking at you), would it be useful to have support for 4- and 5-tuples?
I can do PR work if you'd like, but it's really trivial fundamentally.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: