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When I use tuples of enums, the exhaustive completion that is offered looks like case Tuple2(_1, _2) => .
case Tuple2(_1, _2) =>
It would be nice if Metals can offer the "Cartesian product" of all the possible pairs. For example
enum Rotate: case L, R enum Dir: case N, S, E, W def spam(r: Rotate, d: Dir) = (r, d) match case (Rotate.L, Dir.N) => // Metals completes all 8 possibilities in "match (exhaustive)"
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enum match exhaustive completion
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When I use tuples of enums, the exhaustive completion that is offered looks like
case Tuple2(_1, _2) =>
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It would be nice if Metals can offer the "Cartesian product" of all the possible pairs. For example
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