Since I work in R alot, I value a repl session with state very highly. Bad
scenario: suppose I'm working at rusti, and then I make one mistake in
syntax, or do an index into a vector that is out-of-bounds and thus cause
an assert!() to fire and my current task to fail. If I'm working at a repl
A question / proposed syntax... How about allowing writing something like:
if (Some(foo), Some(bar)) ~~ (get_option(foo), get_option(bar)) {
use(foo, bar);
}
Instead of having to write the more combersome:
match (get_option(foo), get_option(bar)) {
(Some(foo),
Doesn't seem like enough bang for the buck to me. In your first example you
save 3 vertical lines but get a really wide one in return, and lose
some indentation
levels but add more syntax and conceptual overhead to the language.
Might be my lack of imagination, but the feature doesn't seem to
Did you have a use case or situation in mind where you thought CUR should
timeout?
Jason
No situation, I also think CUR should wait forever for the same reasons.
Just curious, thanks for explaining ctrl-c regarding SIGINT, makes sense.
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On Mon, Sep 23, 2013 at 7:53 AM, Thad Guidry thadgui...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Jason,
Nice work.
Curious, this differs in POSIX, I know, but... How long should CUR wait,
what if TRY never finishes and wait cannot retrieve the exit status to
determine normal or abnormal (because of various
On Mon, Sep 23, 2013 at 11:20 AM, Brian Anderson bander...@mozilla.comwrote:
As to the issue of arbitrary global memory modifying code, only unsafe
Rust code will do that, and it's understood that when running unsafe code
there is no safety net.
Thanks for your thoughtful comments, Brian.
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I also forgot to mention the possibility of putting a filename as the eos
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So, in my experiments tonight...
I had to have the following copied into stage0/bin in order to build with
mingw32 (gcc 4.8.1)
Older libstdc++-6.dll which I got from here:
