On 12/17/13 8:43 AM, Byron wrote:
I don't know why we can do this instead:
if(foo in ["alpha", "beta", "delta"] ) {
}
It's a good idea.
basically have an opIn operator x in y -> y.opIn(x)
U* opIn(T, U)(T key)
can define in runtime for arrays, and allow custom ones to be defines
No, that should only work for literal arrays.
and
if(1 < x <= 10) {
}
I remember this being shot down before...
"Don't change semantics of C code".
Both of these are easier to read, and are more natural. They also cover
more cases.
No - "among" could take a custom predicate.
Andrei
