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Support generic qualifiers for TypeName #115

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Support generic qualifiers for TypeName #115

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@kdubb kdubb commented Jan 23, 2024 •
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Allows qualifying a TypeName with a generic qaulifier (some or any).

You qualify a type explicitly or using convenience on TypeName:

val myType = DeclaredTypeName.typeName(".MyType")

// Explicitly
GenericQualifiedTypeName.any(myType) // -> any MyType

// Convenience
myType.qualify(GenericQualifier.Any) // -> any MyType

Fixes #114

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@kdubb kdubb force-pushed the feature/generic-qualify branch 2 times, most recently from 00f4ac4 to 8831113 Compare January 23, 2024 18:19
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Support generic qualifiers for TypeName
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Allows qualifying a `TypeName` with a generic qaulifier (`some` or `any`).
@kdubb kdubb merged commit 7e699b8 into main Jan 23, 2024
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How to indicate that a function returns "some TypeName"?
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