On 2013-01-23 19:48, Nick Sabalausky wrote:
Having the *caller* decide whether something is a property or not makes as much sense as having the caller decide the function's name, signature and semantics.
In Ruby parentheses are optional when calling a method. I have never had any problem with that, although in Ruby you invoke a callable object with ".call". Property setters are more explicit in Ruby than D:
def foo= (value) end The equal sign is actually part of the method name. -- /Jacob Carlborg
