On Tue, 2007-05-01 at 19:15 -0700, Erick Tryzelaar wrote:
> Erick Tryzelaar wrote:
> >> And what should we move on TO?
>
> Some more things:
>
> 1. There are a couple deprecated functions in the standard library, such
> as int_of and size_of that we should eliminate.
>
> 2.. We've talked before about calling _ctor through a module access,
> like "var x = List::list[int] ()", but I'm not sure if it's made it in yet.
yeah that should work now.
> 3. Also, since we've already got a "ctor" keyword, should we adopt it to
> replace the _ctor_int sugar, so instead of "fun _ctor_int (x:float) :
> int => ..." we would have "ctor int (x:float) => ". Is this worthwhile?
> Or should we just get rid of the ctor keyword and just use _ctor_int for
> classes/objects?
For classes constructors are special, whereas _ctor_type is just
an ordinary function -- it isn't actually a constructor.
That may change if we have 'views' or 'active patterns' etc
where you can match on the result of applying a function.
EG you may want
match z with | Polar (?r,?t) => ...
to work even if z is in cartesian form. That could be done now by
just
r,t = mod z, arg z
of course
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