Dear Sir:
I don´t like your way of answering. Period.
Mathematical operators on matrices (+, -, *, ~, etc.) have being defined
centuries ago, and all the scientific community uses the same
conventions on them. It´s not proper that somebody now would like to
redefine the conventions on his own will, regarless of the user´s
community opinions.
If you like an operator for concatenation, which is A WHOLE NEW FEATURE,
please use a different or invented operator. You can use concatenator
operarators borrowed from PHP ("."), Excel - VB ("&"), or invent your
own one ( +. +~ +* etc)
I firmly oppose to any of your intentions (define the + operator for
concatenation and allow user defined operators to take precedence). It
doesn´t make sense. It´s not logical.
Thank you for hearing at me, and my apologies for my rough language.
Best regards,
Roger Rivero
El 02/06/2018 a las 8:10, Sven Barth via fpc-pascal escribió:
denisgolovan <denisgolo...@yandex.ru <mailto:denisgolo...@yandex.ru>>
schrieb am Sa., 2. Juni 2018, 10:28:
Yes, I strongly support removing that functionality in favor of
user operator overloads or vector-compatible way.
To clear something up: this new operator will definitely not be
removed. Period.
What might be done however (and what I had planned) is that existing
overloads of the "+"-operator take precedence to the internal operator.
Though I wouldn't mind introducing a syntax that can be used to force
a element wise operation on a array. This way one wouldn't need to do
the overload for the array, but the compiler would pick the operator
of the element type instead.
Regards,
Sven
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