Re: Experience with Large Applications in Lua?
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- Subject: Re: Experience with Large Applications in Lua?
- From: "Steve Donovan" <sjdonova@...>
- Date: 2004年7月07日 13:50:41 +0200
>>> adam@gimp.org 07/07/04 01:41PM >>>
> Something along those lines is good (and necessary, for
> overloading) but it doesn't entirely tickle my fancy in terms
> of syntax... it looks too much like the natural syntax for
> constructors.
How about this then:
function foobar(x,y) ; String(x); MyClass(y);
...
end
Looks just like old-fashioned K&R C ;)
These functions of course contain the assert as Daniel has
them; it could be possible to generate them automatically
from their underlying types.
There's always the _documentation_ aspect of parameter
types, of course, as Ivan points out. I remember getting
confused looking at Python code, wondering what the hell
was _supposed_ to be passed to a function.
steve d.
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