Le lundi 07 mars 2016 à 05:40 -0800, Daniel Carrera a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> In the last major release of Julia some syntax was deprecated. For
> example:
>
> {"a" => 3} # Deprecated. Use Dict("a" => 3)
>
> [1:10] # Deprecated. Use collect(1:10)
>
> There was also a change with the commas, but I can't remember what it
> is. Some times I get an error saying that apparently I'm supposed to
> use a semicolon, but I can't remember when that happens.
>
> Anyway, I miss the earlier cleaner syntax. Mainly, I don't like
> "collect(1:10)". I don't mind Dict(), because it's not something I
> write very often, and "Dict" is short enough. But I don't like having
> to write "collect(1:10)" as often as I do. Can someone explain what
> happened? What was wrong with the original syntax? MATLAB has managed
> to survive with the [1:10] syntax for a long time, so I don't see why
> it's so terrible.
By that line of thinking: MATLAB is still alive and well, so why create
Julia at all? :-)
> In general, I like compact syntax and that is one of the reasons why
> I switched to Julia. I would rather not see Julia become more verbose
> over time.
>
> Cheers,
> Daniel.
