Is it possible to use named parameter for Scala case-class matching?

Question

Suppose there is a Scala case-class Point

case class Point(x: Int, y: Int)

One can use a wildcard for matching:

val p = new Point(1,2)
val inRightHalfPlane = p match {
  case Point(x, _) if x>0 => true
  case _ => false
}

However, if the number of members increase, one will need to use more wildcards _:

case class Point(
  x0: Int,
  x1: Int,
  x2: Int,
  x3: Int,
  x4: Int,
)


val flag = p match {
  case Point(x,_,_,_,_,) if x>0 => true
  ......
}

Is there any syntax sugar like the following code?

val flag = p match {
  case Point(x0=x) if x>0 => true
  ......
}

Answer 1

You can define custom unapply

  case class Point(
                    x0: Int,
                    x1: Int,
                    x2: Int,
                    x3: Int,
                    x4: Int,
                  )

  object PositiveFirst {
    def unapply(p: Point): Option[Int] = if (p.x0 > 0) Some(p.x0) else None
  }

  val p: Point = ???

  val flag = p match {
    case PositiveFirst(x) => true
//      ......
  }