Matching on Structures: example not correct about code-cookbook HOT 5 CLOSED

Okay, I'll try. Must warn you that I've never done it before, and you know what they say.

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Good one, could you do a pullrequest for this?

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Help me here before I close this, please. This was all new for me.
Now that I'm thinking: I should have made the changes on my local, push it to my fork and... make a push request to your master?

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@manuelcaeiro What you did seems correct. A PR works like this:

• you make a fork (on GitHub) of the project
• you checkout your repo on your machine, create a branch for the PR (and that PR only)
• you make the changes in that new branch
• you push the commits (they go to your fork)
• on GitHub, you make a PR from your fork's branch to the original repo
• somebody approves it or comments, in which case go back to making changes)
• (you delete the branch, all is done)

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Or do it the simple way:

• Navigate to https://code.haxe.org/category/beginner/pattern-matching.html
• Press the edit button on any page
  
• Make the change in the online editor
• Set the description / what you changed and press Request change
  
• A pull request will be created

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