On 10/23/05, Nick Coghlan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Very nice indeed. I'd be more supportive if it was defined as a new statement
> such as "create" with the syntax:
>
> create TYPE NAME(ARGS):
> BLOCK
I like it, but it would require a new keyword. Alternatively, one
could abuse 'def':
def TYPE NAME(ARGS):
BLOCK
but then people would likely be confused as Skip was, earlier in this thread,
so I guess 'def' is a not an option.
IMHO a new keyword could be justified for such a powerful feature,
but only Guido's opinion counts on this matters ;)
Anyway I expected people to criticize the proposal as too powerful and
dangerously close to Lisp macros.
Michele Simionato
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