Inverse of ToSeq/ToList
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Is there a function that is the inverse of toList?
for Example NonEmptyList<'a>
can be easily transformed into 'a list
. What would be the name of the inverse function and is there an overloaded static member for that available?
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Yet another different approach is something like this function which can be added as an extension of List.
reading thru your post and the ones you linked my preference would be option 2).
which then would obviously mean that the generic implementation would always need to return an
'a option
even for those types we absolutely know wont throw an exception and where an option type is unneccessary. Or we adorn all functions with atryFunctionname
counterpart. ugh. Also ugly