> Does this break that? Would this (contrived) example be valid?:
>
> for reduce {%{start: count}, sum} = {%{start: 0}, 0}, count < 100, i <-
> [1, 2, 3] do
> {count + 1, i + sum}
> end
>
It depends. It is still a pattern match but an initial version would allow
only a subset of patterns. We should be able to relax it, but I don't want
to start with that so we can collect more feedback. And, to be clear, if we
do so, you should write:
for reduce {%{start: count}, sum} = {%{start: 0}, 0}, count < 100, i <- [1,
2, 3] do
{%{start: count + 1}, i + sum}
end
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