Hi,
I think either proposal is reasonable.
In the case where "bool return on property set indicates success", this can
be enforced in eolian since it's a combination of property+typereturn, and
it can be documented (and expanded on automatically in doc generation) to
be more descriptive for
On 21/10/2019 18:54, Xavi Artigas wrote:
>>
>> Maybe in general we need a way to mark a return/parameter as an error
>> indicator? It's just a half-baked thought, though maybe worth exploring.
>>
>
> There's already a couple of ideas on Phab in this direction: Add custom
> tags to Eolian (
On 21/10/2019 18:51, Marcel Hollerbach wrote:
> On 10/21/19 5:37 PM, Tom Hacohen wrote:
>> I agree it's most of them, though it's not all of them. IIRC there are
>> some that indicate "nothing happened", at least in textblock. It
>> shouldn't be too hard to fix these though.
>>
>> Maybe in
>
> Maybe in general we need a way to mark a return/parameter as an error
> indicator? It's just a half-baked thought, though maybe worth exploring.
>
There's already a couple of ideas on Phab in this direction: Add custom
tags to Eolian ( https://phab.enlightenment.org/T8294 ) or use Eina.Error
On 10/21/19 5:37 PM, Tom Hacohen wrote:
I agree it's most of them, though it's not all of them. IIRC there are
some that indicate "nothing happened", at least in textblock. It
shouldn't be too hard to fix these though.
Maybe in general we need a way to mark a return/parameter as an error
I agree it's most of them, though it's not all of them. IIRC there are
some that indicate "nothing happened", at least in textblock. It
shouldn't be too hard to fix these though.
Maybe in general we need a way to mark a return/parameter as an error
indicator? It's just a half-baked thought,
Hello.
As we are approaching roughly one month before EDD we should think about
discussion and talk proposals for EDD.
As I mentioned before I would like to have more discussions instead of
lecture style talks.
Bring a topic and prepare some slides to define the topic and questions
that you
Hi people,
We are encountering a problem when matching EO properties to C# properties,
since the C# ones cannot have a return value.
We mostly use return values in EO property setters to indicate error
conditions and this is pretty easily matched to C# by throwing an
exception. We just need to
