On Monday, 4 February 2013 at 10:06:37 UTC, Jacob Carlborg wrote:
In CoffeeScript it's only legal to call a function without
parentheses if it takes at least one argument. Example:
foo = -> console.log "asd"
bar = foo # refers to the "foo" function
bar = foo() # calls the "foo" function
x = (y) -> y * 2
bar = x # refers to the "x" function
x 3 # calls the "x" function with argument 3
x(3) # calls the "x" function with argument 3
So with CoffeeScript there's never a conflict.
OK, I missed that (I have to say I don't really know that
language and went over it quite quickly). The point that was
important to me is that this is not really applicable to D.
