On 17.05.2017 14:47, Patrick Schluter wrote:
I don't understand why this would be uglier than )( used in templates.
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This is a different case. In C-like languages '(' is essentially a
binary operator and the second set of parens applies to the result of
the first set. f(a)(b) is curried function application. The function
body does not apply to the contract in any way, they are two
syntactically independent constituents of the function declaration.
(Clearly, function template declaration syntax would be better as "void
foo!(A,B,C)(A a, B b, C c){ ... }", but fixing this is perhaps not an
option now.)
