Hello,
These two snippets:
for each (var i in Iterator(aJavaMap.entrySet)) print(i);
and:
for (var i in Iterator(aJavaMap.entrySet)) print(i);
print the same results.
But when I try to destructure into key and value:
for each (var {key: k, value: v} in Iterator(aJavaMap.entrySet))
{print(k); print(v)}
works but:
for (var {key: k, value: v} in Iterator(aJavaMap.entrySet))
{print(k); print(v)}
fails with:
> Left hand side of for..in loop must be an array of length 2 to accept
> key/value pair.
Ok, it makes sense but I find it somewhat inconsistent: wouldn't it be
better to make
for (var i in Iterator(aJavaMap.entrySet)) print(i);
to return a synthetic counter or to throw an exception?
Christophe Grand
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