2011/1/10 thaddee yann tyl <[email protected]>: > I see no reason to name the "floordiv" trap that way. Python has a
Agreed. On a slightly more high level note it seems like there is a very large number of complex proposals being poured into Harmony. If they are all implemented the language will become unwieldy and complex both for users and implementers. Is there a sense in which we have a 'complexity budget' or does the committee feel we can add all proposals to the language? On the concrete proposal I note that the strawman claims this can be used to implement bignums, but it seems to me there is no way to implement storage of arbitrary size so that would appear to be impossible. Am I missing something. Another question: As I read the proposal, the dispatch is on the left hand side of binary operators. Does the proposal have a way for a+b to work where a is an old-fashioned number and b is a complex? -- Erik Corry _______________________________________________ es-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es-discuss
