Daniel Gibson wrote:
Am 21.03.2011 11:09, schrieb KennyTM~:
On Mar 21, 11 16:17, Don wrote:
I agree. But unfortunately, the idea is a relatively complicated feature
with a lot of special cases. For example, this(this.bla, this.bla){}
'int f(int x, int x) {}' is a syntax error. So should 'this(this.x, this.x){}'.
and probably this(this.x, x){}
Exactly. That's why it's messier than it first appears.
My point is -- people tend to think things like this are trivial
features because they are not very powerful; and conversely, they think
that powerful features must be complicated. But that's really
misleading. 'pure', for example, is roughly the same level of
implementation complexity as this feature.
