On 2013-01-23 19:08, Adam D. Ruppe wrote:
My preferred solution is:
1) all functions without @property work exactly the same way they do now
(optional parenthesis, callable as setters with =)
2) all functions with @property are ALWAYS rewritten so that a reference
to them instead references the return value and/or the setter function.
So the result would be similar to #define t.foo (t.foo()). The type
system then takes care of the parenthesis - no special code is required
for syntax.
What about functions not marked with @property?
writeln = "asd";
Doesn't look very nice.
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/Jacob Carlborg
