Update confusing Rel8.Table.bool docs.
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TheOddler
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| -- | An if-then-else expression on tables. | ||
| -- | Case analysis for an @Expr Bool@. Corresponds to 'Data.Bool.bool'. |
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Using the wording "Case analysis" from the description of Data.Bool.Bool, and the "Corresponding to ..." from the description of Rel8.Expr.Bool.boolExpr. Sound OK I guess?
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Thanks this is a lot clearer! |
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I found the description that mentions
if-then-elsewhile it's more like aif-NOT-then-elseconfusing. So thought it better that it actually mentionsData.Bool.boolas it's mirroring that.I wonder, is it also worth adding an actual
ifThenElse = flip boolfunction, might be more intuitive?