Foo(Of Integer)(1)
End Sub
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While I can certainly see the elegance of the 'of&#x
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While I can certainly see the elegance of the
'of'
suggestion, it can't help but to trip my "code smell" warning,
because 'of' implies 'typeof', a
at takes a list of classes/modules and
returns a special object representing generic parameters that binder would use
for selecting the right method.
We are open for more ideas.
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would use for selecting the right method.
We are open for more ideas.
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On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 12:04 PM, Tomas Matousek <[EMAIL
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I'm thinking of something like:
myTexture = content.load
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> I'm thinking of something like:
>
> myTexture = content.load of(Texture2D), "mytexture"
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> I.e. we would add Kernel#of method that takes a list of classes/modules and
> returns a special object representing generic par
e open for more ideas.
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Thanks John!
I will do
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> Hi guys!
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> Im playing with XNA trying to run the simplest xna example: To sh
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> Hi guys!
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> Im playing with XNA trying to run the simplest xna example: To show a
> SpriteBatch on screen.
>
> After some tests I found some problems
onRuby and XNA. Super and Generics
Hi guys!
Im playing with XNA trying to run the simplest xna example: To show a
SpriteBatch on screen.
After some tests I found some problems:
1- The "Microsoft::Xna::Framework::Game" expects that we implement
some methods like "Update", &quo
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Hi guys!
Im playing with XNA trying to run the simplest xna example: To show a
SpriteBatch on screen.
Hi guys!
Im playing with XNA trying to run the simplest xna example: To show a
SpriteBatch on screen.
After some tests I found some problems:
1- The "Microsoft::Xna::Framework::Game" expects that we implement
some methods like "Update", "Drawn" etc, and inside the method we have
to call the base
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