On 3/19/12 7:22 PM, Graydon Hoare wrote:
Beyond this, I think the widening rules or any form of in-expression
promotion in general is too hazardous. Literals are the pain point.
I've been working on a refactoring of the ty/typeck modules that should
make inference for literals relatively easy
Looks good on the whole. I guess there'll also be a way to change the
default visibility per-module? It might become tedious, when exporting
a bunch of things to a specific submodule, to repeat the path for
every item.
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Along the lines of issue #1893, I wanted to propose a simple,
hierarchical system for access control.
Conceptually, each item is assigned an access level describable as an enum:
enum access {
pub, priv(module_path)
}
A `pub` item is accessible from outside the crate. A `priv(M
On 3/19/12 7:22 PM, Graydon Hoare wrote:
Beyond this, I think the widening rules or any form of in-expression
promotion in general is too hazardous. Literals are the pain point.
Sounds good. Safely promoting literals would be a big help.
chris
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