On 7/11/12 9:34 PM, Sebastian Sylvan wrote:
The hello world example on the website no longer compiles. This is the
only way I could make it compile:
for (&[1,2,3]).each |i| {
    println(#fmt("hello, %d", i));
}

Is that right? That parenthesis around the vector literal is a bit
unfortunate. I couldn't get rid of the ampersand because it would fail
to compile with a "deprecated vec expr" error.

This is probably right at the moment. Unfortunate indeed. Soon [1, 2, 3] are to be "undeprecated" with a new meaning which would cause the code as originally written to work again.


Niko
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