David Storrs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If so, wouldn't it make sense that 'int' is the boxed type (one less
> keystroke) and 'Int' is the special case? Optimize for the common
> case, and all that.
Think of it as being like module names--all-lowercase modules are
special (pragmata), while inte
On May 19, 2005, at 10:56 PM, Luke Palmer wrote:
In general, you should probably be declaring your parameters
with uppercase types, [...]
Luke
If so, wouldn't it make sense that 'int' is the boxed type (one less
keystroke) and 'Int' is the special case? Optimize for the common
case, an
On 5/19/05, Joshua Gatcomb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All:
> I was hoping the following would give me an outright error
>
> sub foo (Int $bar) {
> say $bar;
> }
> foo('hello');
Fortunately you are right.
> I seem to recall, probably incorrectly, that one of the differences
> with int, Int,
All:
I was hoping the following would give me an outright error
sub foo (Int $bar) {
say $bar;
}
foo('hello');
I seem to recall, probably incorrectly, that one of the differences
with int, Int, and no type declaration at all is that one would
happily autoconvert for you, 1 would autoconvert b
