Hello.
When developing with objects in OCaml, I'm quite often faced with
polymorphic methods.
Such as:
class myobject = object
method id x = x
end
Sometimes you have many methods that you're tinkling with, and the
compiler keeps saying to you that 'a is inbound in this class declaration.
I'm therefore wondering if it would be a good idea to have a keyword
'polymorphic', and one would write
class myobject = object
polymorphic method id x = x
end
The polymorphic keyword would be a hint that the method is polymorphic
and that there is no need to look at the class' type parameters.
--
Guillaume Yziquel
http://yziquel.homelinux.org/
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