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Pick named elements of a pattern
ResourceFunction["PatternBindings"][expr,pattern] gives a list of elements of expr matching named parts of pattern. |
Find parts of an expression that match the named elements of a pattern:
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Test if an expression matches the pattern:
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PatternBindings can be useful for debugging and code analysis:
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PatternBindings returns a failure object in cases for which MatchQ returns False:
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PatternBindings uses the standard rules when resolving ambiguity:
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Compare, for instance, with pattern matching in a function definition:
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PatternBindings picks up only named elements in patterns:
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ReplaceAll can be used instead of PatternBindings:
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PatternBindings does not find elements taken verbatim:
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