Ricardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net> writes:

> Björn Höfling <bjoern.hoefling@bjoernhoefling.de> writes:
>
>>> +    (propagated-inputs
>>> +     (map (lambda (input)
>>> +            (if (string=? (car input) "ruby-cucumber")
>>> +                `("ruby-cucumber" ,ruby-cucumber-without-tests)
>>> +                input))
>>> +          (package-propagated-inputs ruby-aruba)))
>>
>> This is really nit-picking, I haven't tried it out myself and I haven't
>> used it much myself, but I think this could be written more elegant with
>> match-lambda [syntax errors might be included]:
>>
>>  (map (match-lambda
>>        (("ruby-cucumber" . pkg)
>>           `("ruby-cucumber" ,ruby-cucumber-without-tests))
>> 	(input input)
>> ...)
>
> Or like this
>
>     `(("ruby-cucumber" ,ruby-cucumber-without-tests)
>       ,@(alist-delete "ruby-cucumber"
>                       (package-propagated-inputs ruby-aruba)))

Yep, that looks good to me, thanks :)