I want to define a tripartite `Result` type which represents success, expected failure and unexpected failure (not for the first time I've tried but I have union types now!). It would be nice if I could find three equal-length words which convey these concepts. Which do you like?
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I feel like the error cases sound a bit too severe.
@viktorklang suggested that `Fault` should be the unexpected exception (I agree) and `Panic` would be better applied to a fatal exception, whereas my intention is that it's caught by the datatype so it can be safely handled.
But I'm coming round to `Value`, something and `Fault` after all the suggestions...
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I agree, those feel right. Perhaps ‘Abort’ is more appropriate if ‘Panic’ is too closely tied to a fatal error on the order of a segfault.
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Yes, that's more general and I prefer it to "Panic"...
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