Hi everyone, What's the expected behaviour for a function returning a value, of which the type is contrary to the type defined in the function declaration?
For example:
var func:Function = function():int {
return "This is not an int";
}
typeof(func()); // string
Is this expected behaviour? Here's some similar Actionscript 3 code:
package {
class ReturnTest {
public function ReturnTest():void {
returnInt();
}
private function returnInt():int {
return "String instead";
}
}
}
...which produces the following compile-time error:
Implicit coercion of a value of type String to an unrelated type
int.
Regards,
--
Nathan de Vries
PS: Fantastic work with the Linux build of the reference implementation.
I'm working my way through the overview documentation, and will probably
have a poke at the SML when I'm feeling more game :).
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