On Jul 23, 2013, at 7:28 PM, Andy Parker <[email protected]> wrote:
> Going through the compiler today I came across something that I already knew,
> but one of the new developers here (Kylo Ginsberg, have you met him yet?)
> didn't. So here is a little brainteaser. Without running this in puppet, what
> order are the notices printed?
>
> define foo() {
> notice("1 evaluating foo")
> baz { "testing": }
> notice("2 after declaring baz")
> }
>
> define baz() {
> notice("3 evaluating baz")
> }
>
> class quux() {
> notice("4 evaluating quux")
> }
>
> class bar() {
> notice("5 evaluating bar")
> foo { "testing": }
> notice("6 after declaring bar")
> class {"quux": }
> notice("7 after declaring quux")
> }
>
> class { "bar": }
Hmm. I'll make a go. (Note that I've been drinking at our OSCON party, so…)
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I'm assuming that the brainteaster part is that the definitions are lazy
evaluated but the classes aren't.
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