Add {Event,Op}.Has() #477
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Using:
if event.Op&fsnotify.Create == fsnotify.Create {
}
is overly verbose and awkward; a Has() method makes this much nicer:
if event.Has(fsnotify.Create) {
}
PR #76 was previously rejected; I think that HasCreate() etc. is
overkill, but a Has() method makes the library quite a bit more
convenient IMO.
I added it to both the Event and Op to avoid confusion; with this we can
change the Op field to be private in a future v2.
Fixes #107
nathany
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Jul 30, 2022
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What version does the method |
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It's not yet in any released version. |
This was referenced Nov 20, 2022
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Using:
is overly verbose and awkward; a Has() method makes this much nicer:
PR #76 was previously rejected; I think that HasCreate() etc. is
overkill, but a Has() method makes the library quite a bit more
convenient IMO.
I added it to both the Event and Op to avoid confusion; with this we can
change the Op field to be private in a future v2.
Fixes #107