Level Up your Rust pattern matching (opens in new tab)

I really like rust's pattern matching and it's the feature I miss the most in other languages. However, I feel like its easy to encode too much control flow in one match statement and make a garbled mess. The first example in the article uses all the features (destructuring, @ sigil, inline if, etc.) which I think makes it unreadable.

Overall good article, but those large match statements are difficult to read.

I needed this. I have some level of intuitive understanding, but this reference will be great whenever I'm not quite sure if something is possible or not.

Suggest for improvement: If you link a Rust playground, at least make it compilable.