On 01/24/2013 10:24 PM, Adam Wilson wrote:
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All I can say is that in this case even with UFCS C# enforces parens
because it's syntactically clear. Yes, it might be slightly annoying to
have to type the (), but that's how you define a function in every other
language. A shortcut with side-effects isn't a short-cut, it's a bug
factory.
It is not a shortcut, it is a formatting option, and using it does not
have side effects.
And to be honest, once the language spec settles down tools
like ReSharper/VisualAssist/etc. can take care of the extra parens.
Tools will be configurable to highlight certain constructs anyway.
I hand type a small fraction of the parens that actually appear in my C#
code.
It is about reading, not typing.
