Hello Alessandro!
On 31-Gen-02, you wrote:
AM> Even in English language, in Italian language (my language!)
AM> there is "coherence".
Hmm...
AM> I think Jason is right. Even if I'm using a "dialect", even
AM> this one should be "coherent". When I find an exception in a
Yes. But you're all missing one point: styles are not functions!
Where's the coherence?
Style have optional "modifiers" (the "facets") that have nothing
to do with function arguments; they can appear in any order and
can be of any number. A function is a different concept.
Also, using paths would make the life harder for the dialect
implementor too.
Regards,
Gabriele.
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