Tim Sweetman wrote: > As I understand it, _the_ key difference between H::T and the other > "templating" systems available, is flow of control and data.
No, one of the key difference is that H::T *enforces* that model. With TT (and others) it's optional. Sometimes I use TT very strictly, and sometimes I use it for quick hacks. I prefer to have the choice, as well as the the inherent responsibility that comes with that. I don't want the designer of my template system (even if that person is me) thinking that he knows best about every possible situation in which I might use that tool. Pragmatism not dogmatism. > (and not worth mudwrestling over). There are few things in life that aren't worth mud wrestling over. :-) A
