BREAKING CHANGE: feat: use record struct for OneOf

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Kyle Ratti 2024-05-03 17:07:44 -04:00
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namespace FruityFoundation.Base.Structures; namespace FruityFoundation.Base.Structures;
public class OneOf<T1, T2> public readonly record struct OneOf<T1, T2>
{ {
private Maybe<T1> _itemOne { get; } private readonly Maybe<T1> _itemOne;
private Maybe<T2> _itemTwo { get; } private readonly Maybe<T2> _itemTwo;
public T1 ItemOne => _itemOne.OrThrow($"{nameof(ItemOne)} must have a value in order to be accessed"); public T1 ItemOne => _itemOne.OrThrow($"{nameof(ItemOne)} must have a value in order to be accessed");
public T2 ItemTwo => _itemTwo.OrThrow($"{nameof(ItemTwo)} must have a value in order to be accessed"); public T2 ItemTwo => _itemTwo.OrThrow($"{nameof(ItemTwo)} must have a value in order to be accessed");
/// <summary>
/// Exposes the underlying object as an object.
/// This is useful for pattern matching from C#.
/// </summary>
public object? RawItem public object? RawItem
{ {
get get
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public class OneOf<T1, T2, T3> public class OneOf<T1, T2, T3>
{ {
private Maybe<T1> _itemOne { get; } private readonly Maybe<T1> _itemOne;
private Maybe<T2> _itemTwo { get; } private readonly Maybe<T2> _itemTwo;
private Maybe<T3> _itemThree { get; } private readonly Maybe<T3> _itemThree;
public T1 ItemOne => _itemOne.OrThrow($"{nameof(ItemOne)} must have a value in order to be accessed"); public T1 ItemOne => _itemOne.OrThrow($"{nameof(ItemOne)} must have a value in order to be accessed");
public T2 ItemTwo => _itemTwo.OrThrow($"{nameof(ItemTwo)} must have a value in order to be accessed"); public T2 ItemTwo => _itemTwo.OrThrow($"{nameof(ItemTwo)} must have a value in order to be accessed");
public T3 ItemThree => _itemThree.OrThrow($"{nameof(ItemThree)} must have a value in order to be accessed"); public T3 ItemThree => _itemThree.OrThrow($"{nameof(ItemThree)} must have a value in order to be accessed");
/// <summary>
/// Exposes the underlying object as an object.
/// This is useful for pattern matching from C#.
/// </summary>
public object? RawItem public object? RawItem
{ {
get get