DIP32: Uniform tuple syntax

[kenji hara]

2013/3/30 Timon Gehr <timon.gehr at gmx.ch>

> eg. Haskell does not have it. (but it has pattern guards)
>
> Another thing, what do you do if there are multiple matching patterns in a
> switch?:
>
> final switch({1,2}){
>     case {1,y}: ...; break;
>     case {x,2}: ...; break;
>     default: ...; break;
> }
>

The patterns should be tested in lexical order.

Kenji Hara
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