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For a multi-select message, there is the step of selecting a single pattern from the available patterns, followed by the formatting of that selected pattern. This concerns the first step, which is how do we select, and how do we represent that in a data model?
The topic of how to perform selection came up specifically in zbraniecki/message-format-2.0-rs#9, with the specific case of the uneven branches problem. It offers alternatives for structuring the data model in ways that can represent a hierarchy/ordering of preference for selection among the patterns.
A different perspective to the problem is to represent selection as a function / interface / trait as suggested in #99. This requires us to consider defining functions/interfaces either alongside or within a data model, but it potentially decouples selection logic from affecting the shape of input data.
Details of how the algorithmic logic for selection might be defined is described in #101. This covers cases where one selector arg is needed and many selector args are needed in the multi-select message.
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For a multi-select message, there is the step of selecting a single pattern from the available patterns, followed by the formatting of that selected pattern. This concerns the first step, which is how do we select, and how do we represent that in a data model?
The topic of how to perform selection came up specifically in zbraniecki/message-format-2.0-rs#9, with the specific case of the uneven branches problem. It offers alternatives for structuring the data model in ways that can represent a hierarchy/ordering of preference for selection among the patterns.
A different perspective to the problem is to represent selection as a function / interface / trait as suggested in #99. This requires us to consider defining functions/interfaces either alongside or within a data model, but it potentially decouples selection logic from affecting the shape of input data.
Details of how the algorithmic logic for selection might be defined is described in #101. This covers cases where one selector arg is needed and many selector args are needed in the multi-select message.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: