On 2012-11-06 17:22, Walter Bright wrote:
Consider that you can use a tuple generated elsewhere for a UDA:
[tp] void foo();
where tp is a tuple. You can even grab the attributes from another
symbol, turn them into a tuple, and apply the tuple as an attribute to a
new symbol. Tuples can, of course, be sliced and concatenated.
In other words, by using tuples, you can "encapsulate" what the
attributes expand to in the same way you can change target code by
changing the definition of user defined types.
Then allow something like this:
@(tp)
Or
@foo(tp)
--
/Jacob Carlborg
