PoC of let?

[zth]

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let getXWithResultAsync = async s => {
  let? Ok({s} as res) = await doStuffResultAsync(s)
  Console.log(s)
  let? Ok(x) = await decodeResAsync(res)
  Ok(x ++ "test")
}

TODO

• Make sure error messages make sense and are well covered
• Make sure editor tooling works as expected

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[leoliu]

Looks like a great feature in development!

BTW some languages place ? around the = like ?= or =?. I wonder if this has been considered. This can potentially also be used with if.

[zth]

@leoliu thank you! There's now a forum post for the proposal where you can add your thoughts if you want: https://forum.rescript-lang.org/t/proposing-new-syntax-for-zero-cost-unwrapping-options-results/6227