On Monday, 11 February 2013 at 21:30:52 UTC, Jacob Carlborg wrote:
The advantage of anonymous structs is that they can be declared
in place, in function declartions for example:
void foo ({ int x, int y } point)
{
}
foo({ y: 5, x: 3 });
At the first look it seems interesting, but imagine that you need
to change one type or add more members to that struct, have you
imagined the mess to change all those declarations?
Because that case I prefer the old way:
void foo(MyPointStruct point)
{
}
Any changing in "MyPointStruct" will be consumed by all the code.
