I don’t think this example had any views. Both bindings had an equal right to be considered the true binding.
I think we’re better off doing more education to teach people to distinguish bindings and values. — John On Aug 31, 2014, at 11:27 AM, Ethan Anderes <[email protected]> wrote: > I've come to wish that in cases like this (and in vec, reshape and soon-to-be > slicing) the resulting type clearly shows the user it is a ArrayView, > SubArray or something like AliasArray. I've never like the invisible fusing > of variables in Python and since Julia's type system is so expressive I > figure it's the perfect way to illustrates some of the virtues of Julia's > design ( ie inviting to beginners but deep power). > > Anyhoo, sorry for the rant. Love the language. Cheers.
