Add Lazy data and Delay type class #1993
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Could you give a little background as to why this is needed? |
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Sure, will do tomorrow. |
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I worked on a similar |
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Should there be a law that says |
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@Milyardo We could have that, though what makes for |
hrhino
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| class Lazy[A](val run: () => A) { |
| /** | ||
| * Given `Delay[A]`, one can suspend execution of an `A` inside of the `A` itself. | ||
| */ | ||
| trait DelayClass[A] { |
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so what's a good use case for Delay?
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Tests incoming.
I believe this is the beginning of a way to solve the lazy type classes problem in Scala.