Le 02/03/2012 03:06, bearophile a écrit :
Jonathan M Davis:
Yes, but chaining functions is the issue. It doesn't work well with tuples
unless the function you're passing the result to wants the tuple. If all it
wants is one piece of the tuple, then that doesn't work well at all. You're
forced to assign the tuple to something else and then call then function
rather than chain calls.
In the years I have used a mountain of tuples in Python, but I barely perceive
that problem, so I think it's not so bad.
int exp;
auto result = frexp(value, exp);
vs
auto tup = frexp(value);
result = tup[0];
exp = tup[1];
I have assumed to use a sane tuple unpacking syntax. So the second part of your
comparison is:
immutable (result, exp) = frexp(value);
You got it right. +1
