On 3/22/13 5:10 PM, Martin DeMello wrote:
Since this is breaking everything anyway, how about syntax to let the match run inside the enum namespace? e.g.enum Color { Red, Green, Blue } fn main() { let x = Color::Red; match Color::{x} { Red => ... Green => ... Blue => ... } }
Seems to add complexity to the grammar for something that could be done with `use self::Color::*;`
Or even infer that x is of type Color and let the compiler transparently allow omitting the prefix within the match.
That would intertwine name resolution and typechecking, which would add a lot of complexity to the compiler (if it's even coherent to do so; it might not be).
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