Limin Fu
Limin Fu
Finally a real issue related to concrete interfaces. It turns out to be a bug related to interfaces in general. Now fixed.
> As an alternative, I'd rather welcome something like loop or forever for unconditional looping which has arguably wider application. Besides, it covers the do-while scenario well enough: The main...
> Well, it does improve readability for me :) Unfortunately not for me. For me, `for(...)` reads more like looping with undefined number of cycles. Regarding `do-while`, I more or...
The year was for the website, but since the contents dates well before, I will change it to a more reasonable range. As for the stars, no need to worry,...
> @T is meant to be a placeholder for type; declaring a variable with @T in its type makes no sense for me, I don't think it should be allowed...
> Exactly - it's known at compile time, but not at the place of declaration. I thought, that the resulting type is derived from the first non-none occurence of assignment...
Fixed. Now `x` is left as unspecialized type `none|@T`, which allows the second assignment to succeed.
Actually it didn't stop working, just never worked in such mode. Here `a` and `b` are automatically declared as local variables, which cannot be used in the following commands. Only...
A stable sorting algorithm would be indeed better as the default sorting algorithm. But I prefer to avoid sophisticated sorting algorithms for simplicity. Also, considering that there is a constant...