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Providing intuitive, fast, consistent and extensible functional programming infrastructures, and metaprogramming facilities.

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using MLStyle

@data Shape begin # Define an algebraic data type Shape
    Rock
    Paper
    Scissors
end

# Determine who wins a game of rock paper scissors with pattern matching
play(a::Shape, b::Shape) = @match (a, b) begin
    (Paper,    Rock)      => "Paper Wins!";
    (Rock,     Scissors)  => "Rock Wins!";
    (Scissors, Paper)     => "Scissors Wins!";
    (a, b)                => a == b ? "Tie!" : play(b, a)
end

P.S: When preferring Base.@enum than MLStyle.@data, you need this to pattern match on Julia Base.@enum.

Benchmarks

Arrays

matrix-benchmark/bench-array.jl

Tuples

matrix-benchmark/bench-tuple.jl

Data Types

matrix-benchmark/bench-datatype.jl

Extracting Struct Definitions

matrix-benchmark/bench-structfields.jl

Misc

matrix-benchmark/bench-misc.jl

An Example from Match.jl Documentation

matrix-benchmark/bench-versus-match.jl

Acknowledgements

Thanks to all individuals referred in Acknowledgements!