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 title: "Recawr Sandwich"
 description: "A pattern variation."
-date: 2024-10-29 13:58 UTC
+date: 2025-01-13 15:52 UTC
 tags: [Functional Programming, Design Patterns]
 image: "/content/binary/impureim-superset-of-recawr.png"
 image_alt: "A subset labeled 'Recawr Sandwiches' contained in a superset labeled 'Impureim Sandwiches'."
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-        After writing the articles <a href="">Collecting and handling result values</a> and <a href="">Short-circuiting an asynchronous traversal</a>, I realized that it might be valuable to describe a more disciplined variation of the <a href="/2020/03/02/impureim-sandwich">Impureim Sandwich</a> pattern.
+        After writing the articles <a href="/2024/11/18/collecting-and-handling-result-values">Collecting and handling result values</a> and <a href="/2024/12/02/short-circuiting-an-asynchronous-traversal">Short-circuiting an asynchronous traversal</a>, I realized that it might be valuable to describe a more disciplined variation of the <a href="/2020/03/02/impureim-sandwich">Impureim Sandwich</a> pattern.
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         The book <a href="/ref/dp">Design Patterns</a> describes each pattern over a number of sections. There's a description of the overall motivation, the structure of the pattern, UML diagrams, examples code, and more. One section discusses various implementation variations. I find it worthwhile, too, to explicitly draw attention to a particular variation of the more overall Impureim Sandwich pattern.
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         Precipitating example <a href="#954558da563244edbb98a6685b3f9460">#</a>
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-        To be clear, I've been applying the Recawr Sandwich pattern for years, but it sometimes takes a counter-example before you realize that some implicit, tacit knowledge should be made explicit. This happened to me as I was discussing <a href="">this implementation</a> of Impureim Sandwich:
+        To be clear, I've been applying the Recawr Sandwich pattern for years, but it sometimes takes a counter-example before you realize that some implicit, tacit knowledge should be made explicit. This happened to me as I was discussing <a href="/2024/11/18/collecting-and-handling-result-values">this implementation</a> of Impureim Sandwich:
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         <pre><span style="color:green;">//&nbsp;Impure</span>
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         <li><a href="/2019/09/09/picture-archivist-in-haskell">Picture archivist in Haskell</a></li>
         <li><a href="/2019/09/16/picture-archivist-in-f">Picture archivist in F#</a></li>
         <li><a href="/2021/09/06/the-command-handler-contravariant-functor">The Command Handler contravariant functor</a></li>
-        <li><a href="">A restaurant sandwich</a></li>
+        <li><a href="/2024/12/16/a-restaurant-sandwich">A restaurant sandwich</a></li>
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         In other words, I'm just retroactively giving these examples a more specific label.