Re: cond* vs pcase

["Alfred M. Szmidt" <ams@gnu.org>]

   >    > Because your not doing pattern matching, you're comparing against a
   >    > set of strings/symbols/numbers/....
   >
   >    Simply because pattern matching is a more powerful generalisation,
   >    capable of expressing case-distinction; in the end it compiles down to
   >    almost the same code anyway.
   >
   > Are you suggesting that COND/CASE/... and other "trivial" matching
   > constructs should be replaced with PCASE/COND*?

   No, just that using pcase in these cases isn't wrong.

Then we disagree on a fundamental level.  This is just like like using
EQUAL when comparing stricly strings is not the right tool for the
job.