FWIW if you’re just “unpacking” a structure `match` / `case` is unnecessary syntactic overhead, you can just use a regular let: // rust let Item { name

FWIW if you’re just “unpacking” a structure `match` / `case` is unnecessary syntactic overhead, you can just use a regular let: // rust let Item { name, .. } = item; -- haskell let Item { name } = item in … (Note: the haskell version requires NamedFieldPuns, or RecordWildCards for something like Rust’s version)