"Michel Fortin" <michel.for...@michelf.com> wrote in message news:it7kq2$26ha$1...@digitalmars.com... > > Also, with reordering, if you have two overloaded functions of this form: > > void fun(int a, string b) {} > void fun(string b, int a) {} > > which one does this calls: > > fun(a: 1, b: "hello"); > > ? Does the call become ambiguous when using named arguments?
I'd say "yes". But even if you said "no, the winner is whichever matches the order given, if there is a perfect match", that would be fine too. I'd further argue that either way it's not a significant problem, because it seems that situation would be extremely rare. And the only realistic case I can think of where it would might occur is if the callee wants to allow re-ordered params. But that would already solved by re-orderable names arguments anyway. > It wouldn't be ambiguous if reordering wasn't allowed. What does C# does > with this? >
