Based on a question I saw on IRC, it appears that the way values are allocated
to parameters differs between two cases, where one case is calling a function,
and the other is an "inline" assignment.
In other words, comparing these two different cases:
def foo(Object a, Object[] b) { println("a[${a}] b[${b}]") }
And calling it with:
foo(1, 2, 3, 4)
And the following case:
def (int a, int[] b) = [1, 2, 3, 4] // Given this ...
println("a[$a] b[$b]")
Putting this all into a script, this outputs this:
a[1] b[[2, 3, 4]]
a[1] b[[2]]
Apparently, the ability to allocate the "rest" of the values to a trailing
array parameter works fine for function parameters, but for the other case
(what would you call that?), it just puts the first value into the array.
