Hi, Is there an idiom for ignoring possible multiple values? For example, if I have a function foo() that may or may not return multiple values where values after the first one provide some extra information (eg a condition number on an operation, etc), but I am not necessarily interested in it -- however, if I do
x = foo() the whole tuple is retained in x. I find I can do x, = foo() which works, but I will need to remember the comma. I am looking for something similar to Common Lisp's default behavior, eg (defun foo () (values 1 2)) (let ((x (foo))) ; don't care if foo return multiple values x) ; => 1 but I could not find anything similar in Julia. best, Tamas
