On 02/04/2013 04:34 AM, deadalnix wrote:
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2/ Scala.
In scala, the method name is evaluated to the method itself. If this
ends up being a NOOP, then the function is evaluated. See example below :
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That is an inaccurate description of how it works. Methods are called
implicitly unless they:
1. Are called explicitly.
2. They are suffixed with _.
3.-n. They occur in a context where a parameter-less function is
explicitly requested.
It seems that none does what D try to achieve.
Play around with Scala some more. It does everything D tries to achieve
regarding implicit calls, and more.
