.@rgladwell A good answer would be to use Rapture's modes: http://rapture.io/mod/core
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@propensive Add a type parameter and I'd be all for it—"…and this import changes your return types" just sounds like a joke about Scala. :)
@travisbrown By the way, there is an "explicit" mode which requires an additional call to {.option, .get, .future, .either} to get a value.
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@travisbrown It's unfortunate that the type-param equivalent would need a [*, *]->* type to accommodate the exception type (when it's used). -
@travisbrown ...which consequently is annoying for the types which don't, i.e. everything except Either and Rapture's own Result. - Show replies
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