Hi Tobias,
A couple of questions about the DLS 2020 paper.
1. Why do you use the term "validate" rather than "test" for the process
of selecting a match?
It seems to me, that this is a test, not a validation, as no exception
is raised if a case doesn't match.
2. Is the error in the ast matching example, an intentional
"simplification" or just an oversight?
The example:
```
def simplify(node):
match node:
case BinOp(Num(left), '+', Num(right)):
return Num(left + right)
case BinOp(left, '+' | '-', Num(0)):
return simplify(left)
case UnaryOp('-', UnaryOp('-', item)):
return simplify(item)
case _:
return node
```
is wrong.
The correct version is
```
def simplify(node):
match node:
case BinOp(Num(left), Add(), Num(right)):
return Num(left + right)
case BinOp(left, Add() | Sub(), Num(0)):
return simplify(left)
case UnaryOp(USub(), UnaryOp(USub(), item)):
return simplify(item)
case _:
return node
```
Cheers,
Mark.
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