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I could see that. If the majority of your use case just immutability and named member access, the tupitility of it doesn't matter much. In that regard, we jus
by nerpderp83 9y ago
I could see that.
If the majority of your use case just immutability and named member access, the tupitility of it doesn't matter much.
In that regard, we just need a lightweight way to specify immutable structs, which I would throw a tupleware party to support.
Maybe include a .to_tuple() method on your immutable structs