On 1/17/2015 4:06 PM, deadalnix wrote:
Because I can never remember which one it is and run into the wrong case 50% of
the time. I'd assume that I'm not the only one, but, as I have done for ages, do
not consider this as an issue big enough to complain. This is the kind of thing
that drain you productivity minute by minute.
Kind of like
class C(T) : B if(...) {} vs class C(T) if(...) : B {}
That Brian mentioned in his DConf talk. It is just another instance of the same
problem. Only one used to be accepted, but now both are valid. It looks like to
me like another instance of the same problem.
On the other hand, I think having only one way to do it is better for
consistency and stylistic reasons.
For example, I never liked that:
int short unsigned
is valid in C. I don't believe it adds value.
