Hi James,
As Ivan has mentioned, Protocols already allow for statical type checks:
https://mypy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/protocols.html
We didn't need protocols that often at Parquery, maybe half a dozen of
times?
While we didn't use them in Python, we had to use them intensively in Go
where it
I think you may be a bit late. Have you heard about PEP 544?
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Ivan
On Tue, 22 Jan 2019 at 11:50, James Lu wrote:
> So here’s an interesting idea, not a proposal yet.
>
> In C++20, a Concept is a list of Boolean expressions with a name that can
> be used in place of a type in a templated
So here’s an interesting idea, not a proposal yet.
In C++20, a Concept is a list of Boolean expressions with a name that can be
used in place of a type in a templated (ie type-generic) function.
from typing import Concept
Iterator = Concept(lambda o: hasattr(o, "__iter__", lambda o: iter(o) !=
