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Advanced-Programming is a Java library typically used in Tutorial, Learning, Nodejs applications. Advanced-Programming has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However Advanced-Programming build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

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Entry point for the game .
Observes a collision from a game state .
Draws the game state .
Calculate the tank location .
Displays a player .
Paint the render operation .
Displays the game data .
Returns the best viable card selection for a given table .
Set the button icon .
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F# WsdlService Provider: Reduce Repetitious Mapping Code in Multiple Providers

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F# WsdlService Provider: Reduce Repetitious Mapping Code in Multiple Providers

Asked 2017-Dec-28 at 20:47

I have three WsdlService type providers each pointing to a different version of the same WCF service, and the underlying MyService.ServiceTypes.Ticket are mostly the same. I am using the WsdlService provider so that the only code we have in source is the objects we use from the service. This project has started to replace a slice of an old project where everything generated by SvcUtil.exe is checked in to source, even if it is unused (yuck).

I have a hunch that code quotations or higher kinded types might work because the functions I want to condense are so similar. My use case does not appear similar to examples I have seen using F# quotations, and I do not yet understand HKTs.

For just 3 service versions, the copy-paste approach in module VersionMappers is not so bad. However, we have about 10 different versions of this service. I can do copy-paste again, but this feels like something a functional language can handle.

My overarching questions: Is there some F# way to reduce the repetitious ticketxxToDomain code in module VersionMappers to something like I have in module CanThisPseudoCodeBeReal, or have I cornered myself in copy-paste land? Are code quotations or HKTs a viable option?

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Answered 2017-Dec-28 at 20:47

F# knows Statically Resolved Type Parameters which allow for 'compile-time generics' (typesafe duck-typing):

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48010132

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