Add a noop() function #195
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Nov 29, 2019
| /** | ||
| * A no-operation function. | ||
| */ | ||
| function noop() |
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Would the return type be void or null?
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Shouldn't it be void as it does nothing?
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Strictly speaking it would then be illegal to use it in a map
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There will always be an illegal case for any return type, right? 🤔
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One thing I am wondering: should this be a higher order function so that it returns a function? |
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What would be the benefit of returning a function over a simple |
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Something like |
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This PR adds a
noop()function which might be useful in certain cases.