Added Tuplewise operator#711
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Actually generated file are normally presents in the repository
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Oh, OK. I'll roll back that commit then. |
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Do you know what this is and do we need it?
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I believe it's because I've added the T4 template to the test project. I don't believe it's 'needed' as far as building is concerned, but I think it's basically a tag used by the IDE to expose certain things for the project.
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I thought that's what the service in the following line was but seems 82a7f48d-3b50-4b1e-b82e-3ada8210c358 is for tests so this one must be for T4. I was just surprised it wasn't already there since we've been using T4 since a long time.
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since we've been using T4 since a long time.
Not in MoreLinq.Test project, until now
Co-Authored-By: Atif Aziz <code@raboof.com>
… T4 template and into a separate partial class.
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…rator Conflicts resolved: - MoreLinq.Test/MoreLinq.Test.csproj
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The Tuplewise operator extends the functionality of the Pairwise operator to N-tuples.
The overload set is generated using a .tt template and is currently set to a max size of 4-tuple, but this could be set to much larger except that the unit tests use BreakingFunc.Of<>() which only has a limited set of overloads. If anyone wants a larger overload set then this is easily extended.