A nice to have maybe?

[darnellbrawner]

var x: ?u8 = null;
var y: ?i32 = null;

if(x y) |a b| {

}

Be able go handle more that one

[nonzeroq]

you can emulate this by chaining if-expressions:

if (x) |a| if (y) |b| { 

};

Though you do have to use semicolons in that case.

[zigo]

@nonzeroq

Though you do have to use semicolons in that case.

Might not later? some expressions should be statements instead · Issue #1755 · ziglang/zig · GitHub

[Sze]

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