Walter Bright wrote:
BLS wrote:
Thanks for taking the time to answer ; But the question remains the
same : _Why_ ? Constraints /have/ to use a completely different
approach ?
("more intuitive than" is not ..ahem.. is not a good enough reason)
I think it is a very good reason. Of course, we can argue about if it is
actually intuitive or not.
ok. but that's only eye candy, no ?
The more I think about what constraints could do, the more I think we
should have a third and forth look on 'em.
I think with constraints we hold the key for meta/meta programming in
our hands.... otherwise I would not insist like I do now.
