On Feb 26, 2007, at 9:46 AM, Per Bothner wrote:
When I change the number of parameters to a function/method (I'm doing so right now in the Kawa implementation) I deliberately do extra work so the compiler can catch the places I haven't changed. For example I keep the old method during testing with the 'final' keyword to make sure I'm changed all the inherited methods, and then I remove it to make sure I've changed all the call-sites.
Wouldn't a warning as opposed to an error give you the help from the compiler that you want without forcing me to do the extra work that I want to avoid?
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