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The Result class is so great. Testing is super easy. Readability is great. Full of useful functions. Any reason why it's never suggested and people tend to create their own Result sealed class? I know it doesn't have loading state, but that is so simple to handle elsehow.

It is worth noting that the circumstances around this error can be a bit deceptive. I've ran into this problem a couple times over 5 years. (I've forgotten about it each time.) The reason why it's not so noticeable is because you can publish a web service, successfully browse to the associated asmx page and see the outline of your web service methods. Furthermore, your Visual Studio project can add a reference to the Web Service and Visual Studio will auto-generate all associated classes for the web service in your VS project.

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So I have had to move a script that was running in a SwiftUI View into it's own class function so that it could run in the background when the user closes the app and also did not stop when the user went to another view.

Interesting that worked, is there any documentation that explains why this works.

In theory I get it as you need assign a class to a var or let or something like that I guess it's like NodeJS say I want to use a class inside another class I can do it and use it multiple time by assigning it to a var.

I am exporting one feature class from a geodatabase (Oracle) to another geodatabase (Oracle) using the Feature Class To Feature Class tool but the resulting feature layer have less features than expected. My source have around 12M features, and the output from the tool varies with each run going from 300k to 1M.

I have also tried running the same export through arcpy (using CopyFeatures, FeatureClassToGeodatabase, etc.) while forcing the environment extent to 'MAXOF', but the results are the same with different count nowhere near what is expected.

I've used a modified version of Vladimir Khorikov's Result class throughout the years and it has worked great. Let's try it out. Note that I prefix Vladimirs implementation to avoid confusion with my own implementation that I will show further down.

Now we are not using exceptions anymore. If we can't find any hamburger we are returning Result.Fail.

We are then inspecting the Success property in our controller to see if everything went OK. If it didn't, we inspect the Error property to see if we should return a 404 or not.

This is one of the things that bothered me quite a bit, with the current implementation of the Result class, there is no easy/good way of telling WHAT went wrong. You just know that SOMETHING went wrong and you can only act on the error message. That's what I'm trying to fix with my own implementation.

The whole idea of my implementation of the Result class is that you should create specific classes that adds some context that can help you further up in the chain to make the correct decision. By using classes instead of for example an enum the solution becomes more flexible. Now I can put the Result class in a nuget package and then use it in some other project where I might need to handle different kinds of errors. The only thing I need to do then is inherit from ErrorResult.

Using a Result class is not a silver bullet when it comes to error handling, you will still need to handle exceptions but I find that I tend to handle them much closer to the source. Gone are all try catchs in my controllers that catches some exception that happened in the 35:th layer of code... :)

In a previous post, I presented a C# Result class that represents the outcome of an operation. This class is intended to be used for error handling as an alternative to throwing and handling exceptions. I was introduced to this concept by a post from the Enterprise Craftsmanship blog. I recommend reading the entire post, which is part of a series examining how principles from Functional Programming can be applied to C#.

I thought it would be interesting to implement the Result class in Python, and since Python is dynamically-typed this ended up being much simpler than the C# implementation which required the use of generic types. The entire implementation is given below:

I find that code becomes easier to read and digest visually when the Result class is incorporated. It becomes easier to discern what happens when a failure occurs and how the failure is handled, in contrast to a design that favors exception handling as the primary method of error handling.

I have taken the time to explain the Python version of the Result class because it will be referenced frequently in upcoming posts. As always, please give me your feedback or questions in the comments!

You might have noticed that we use the technique I described in my primitive obsession article: instead of using the raw name and billingInfo strings, we are wrapping them with CustomerName and BillingInfo classes. That gives us an opportunity to put all the relevant validation logic in one place and comply with the DRY principle.

What the OnSuccess method basically does is it checks the previous Result instance and if it is successful, executes the delegate passed in; otherwise, it just returns the previous result. Thus, the chain continues right until one of the operations fails. And if it does, the other operations are getting skipped.

Exposing your intent is crucial if you want to increase readability of your code. Introducing the Result class helps to show if the method can fail or not. OnSuccess, OnFailure, and OnBoth methods, on the other hand, help you remove boilerplate code resulting in a clean and narrow design.

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